Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.
But industry executives warn any success will be a long and complicated process that could cost it more than $1 billion and require fixing myriad problems, including its worn-out fleet, poor service and the lack of a charismatic leader.
787 Dreamliners to use for spare parts. Customers faced many delays and staff and suppliers were not always paid on time, executives said. Many industry experts predict that after the pandemic, non-stop flights will become even more popular, particularly with lucrative business travellers.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
How Unvaccinated TSA Employees Could Put A Fork In Thanksgiving Weekend Air TravelAs the vaccine mandate deadline for federal workers looms, the TSA is hoping that unvaccinated employees get their shots—and making contingencies for those who don't.
Les mer »
How Unvaccinated TSA Employees Could Put A Fork In Thanksgiving Weekend Air TravelAs the vaccine mandate deadline for federal workers looms, the TSA is hoping that unvaccinated employees get their shots—and making contingencies for those who don't.
Les mer »
Ethiopian government denies reports of air strikes on Tigray capital“Reports of deadly air strikes on the Tigrayan regional capital Mekele were an 'absolute lie' by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front,” said Legesse Tulu, head of the Government Communication Service.
Les mer »
Shipping crisis is so bad some companies are chartering air cargo planes for $2 millionThe shipping crisis has gotten so bad that some companies are chartering air cargo planes for $2 million or more for a single flight
Les mer »
United Airlines Bets on Return of Trans-Atlantic TravelUnited Airlines said it is planning a major trans-Atlantic expansion as it looks to take advantage of what it predicts will be a rapid rebound in international travel
Les mer »