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Tata subsidiary joins insurance consortium to provide cover to Air India

Tata AIG will be part of the $12-billion insurance package for A-I

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Air India had insured its fleet for Rs 118 crore in the fiscal 2021 on a standalone basis as compared to Rs 158 crore paid in the previous fiscal ending March 2020.

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
Within months of the Tata group taking over Air India, a subsidiary of the salt-to-software conglomerate has joined a consortium to provide insurance cover to the airline. With that, Tata AIG General Insurance Company will for the first time be associated with Air India for its cover.

The insurance cover, pegged at $12 billion (approx Rs 91,000 crore) will provide cover  to 141 aircraft (117 of Air India and 24 of Air India Express) as well as passenger liability among other things from April 1.

The insurance premium is expected to go up by 20 per cent for the airline due to

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