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Air India CEO: 'The Power is in Our Hands' to Capture Outbound Travel Demand

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Skift Take: Will Air India be able to seize the opportunity? While the airline industry is being hampered by a myriad of supply constraints, the airline has a lot of cards it can play. -Dennis SchaalRead the Complete Story On Skift

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travelbizmonitor.com

Global aircraft shortage to continue for 4-5yrs: Air India CEO - TravelBiz Monitor: India travel news, travel trends, tourism

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson stated that the global aircraft shortage will persist for four to five years due to supply chain disruptions at Boeing and Airbus. This has created bottlenecks in narrowbody jet engines, premium seating, and fuselage components. Amidst an ambitious turnaround since Tata Group’s takeover, Air India’s expansion has been slowed by delivery delays. The airline has been forced to extend the service life of older aircraft…

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Air India CEO Warns of Prolonged Aircraft Shortages Amid Delivery Delays

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson has cautioned that the ongoing global aircraft shortage, caused by supply chain disruptions at Boeing and Airbus, will likely persist for another four to five years. Speaking at a Skift event, Wilson highlighted challenges in acquiring narrowbody jet engines, premium-class seats, and aircraft fuselage components, all of which have hampered Air India’s ambitious turnaround strategy under Tata Group ownership. The air…

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