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Air India growth vision: Tatas to spend on new planes, tech, go for revamp

He added that the group would also ensure that Air India becomes a financially strong company

Tata group committed to making Air India world class: N Chandrasekaran

Chandrasekaran said the TATA group will focus on customer service, upgrade fleet, invest in new aircraft and expand the network to achieve its goals towards making Air India successful.

Former Turkish Airlines chairman Ilker Ayci to pilot Air India as MD-CEO

Ilker Ayci was an advisor to Turkey President Recep Tayip Erdogan, (then mayor of Istanbul). He then served in insurance sector and became president of Turkey's national investment promotion agency

Top headlines: Air India names new CEO; Jan retail inflation rises to 6.01%

Here are the top headlines on Monday

Succession planning as Noel Tata joins two Tata trusts as trustee

Reports said the move signals succession planning and continued association of the Tata family with the philanthropic body that controls the Tata group

Top headlines: LIC files for IPO, Reliance could spark another telco battle

Tata Sons, the holding company of the group, is likely to remove the age limit for Tata Trusts nominees on its board. More on that in our morning wrap.

Wear little jewellery, shun duty-free shop before flight: Air India to crew

Late last month, the Tatas took over the airline from govt and are now putting in place various steps to enhance customer service, improve meals and operate flights with minimum delays

Pact with Air India on passenger transfer a standard one: AirAsia India

Air India and AirAsia India have entered into an agreement that will allow them to carry each other's passengers in case there is a disruption of operations, according to a communication

N Chandrasekaran's term as Tata Sons chairman renewed for another 5 years

Tata Trusts' presence likely to be strengthened in the restructured board of Tata Sons

Tata Power net profit rises 74% to Rs 552 cr in December quarter

This was the ninth consecutive quarter of PAT growth, it added

Air India: A name chosen through opinion poll more than 75 years ago

More than 75 years ago, an opinion poll among Tata employees to choose from four names resulted in the country's first airline company being named as 'Air India'. Little over 10 days after formally taking control of Air India, Tata Group on Sunday shared nuggets of information about the history of the full service airline. Tatas had lost control of Air India nearly seven decades ago before taking it back last month. Back in 1946, when Tata Air Lines expanded from a division of Tata Sons into a company, a name was to be chosen. "The choice for India's first airline company came down to Indian Airlines, Pan-Indian Airlines, Trans-Indian Airlines & Air India. #AirIndiaOnBoard#WingsOfChange," Tata Group said on Sunday. In a series of tweets, Tata Group also shared two pictures, including an excerpt from the Tata Monthly Bulletin of 1946. Air India retweeted the tweets. According to the bulletin, Tatas were faced with the problem of finding a name for the new Air Line Company which ..

Tata Steel PAT up 139% to Rs 9,598 cr in Dec qtr on economic recovery

Consolidated turnover was at Rs 60,783 crore in the quarter compared to Rs 41,935 crore a year back

Last-mile sprint gave wings to Tata Group's Air India takeover

The Tatas have the know-how to quickly close deals which can otherwise get caught in legal wrangle

A historic moment

Air India privatisation is a milestone in India's reforms

Devas Multimedia: Air India seeks to end $1.2-bn US case citing new owner

Devas demands $1.2 billion from the Indian government after winning three international arbitration awards over a scrapped telecommunications deal with a state-run firm.

Welcome to the future of Air India: Maharaja's tomorrow rides on its legacy

Jitender Bhargava, former executive director of Air India, says the Tatas need to concentrate on three Ms to turn the airline around: Manpower, machinery, and marketing

Win-win deal: Why Air India privatisation has drawn little to no criticism

That such a deal can be greeted with celebration in the camps of both buyer and seller speaks volumes about the airline and its recent history, writes T N Ninan

US corporate sector congratulates Tata group on homecoming of Air India

The Tata Group on Thursday regained control of Air India, 69 years after the Mumbai-based conglomerate relinquished its stake in the airline to the Central government

Top headlines: Air India returns to Tatas; PMC Bank resolution moves ahead

Government seeks India-specific standards for 5G spectrum in telecom. More on that story in our top headlines.

Looking forward to soaring high with Tata Group, says Air India

Full-service carrier Air India, under its new owner Tata Group, it was looking forward to soaring high, propelled by the rich legacy of the two iconic brands