A leadership vacuum has emerged at Air India following the announced exit of the chairman, who previously led the company's turnaround.
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Updated Aug 1
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A leadership vacuum has emerged at Air India following the announced exit of the chairman, who previously led the company's turnaround.
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The entities involved
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Air India
flag-carrier airline of India
- A collection of aviation news covering IATA growth projections, Air India capacity, and major corporate changes in the Indian aviation sector.
- Airlines have placed orders for 2,000 new aircraft, coinciding with major airport development announcements from the Chief Minister and a new project awarded to CIAL concerning Durgapur.
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Tata Group
Indian multinational conglomerate
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