In the article, “Why I don’t see huge value in AI” (October 17), Anjali Bhargava has made some pertinent observations about the inside story of the debt-ridden national carrier.
The twin fundamental problems highlighted by her could possibly be behind Air India’s worrisome state of affairs. However, her suggestion that “if Air India could be sold without all its employees, I’d be far more upbeat about the chances of success about its inherent value” seems largely out of sync and, perhaps, impractical, too.
Of course, Air India has been the fiefdom of most political bigwigs, apart from some
The twin fundamental problems highlighted by her could possibly be behind Air India’s worrisome state of affairs. However, her suggestion that “if Air India could be sold without all its employees, I’d be far more upbeat about the chances of success about its inherent value” seems largely out of sync and, perhaps, impractical, too.
Of course, Air India has been the fiefdom of most political bigwigs, apart from some
