Air India's aircraft fleet reliability has improved, says CEO Campbell Wilson
Air India's aircraft fleet reliability has improved, says CEO Campbell Wilson is drawing significant interest across the industry.
NEW DELHI, Feb 19 : Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on Thursday said that the airline’s fleet reliability has improved and there is also an increased inventory of spares and components. The Tata Group-owned airline has faced issues with its legacy fleet of wide-body Boeing 777s and 787 planes, resulting in flight cancellations and delays. The upgradation of the legacy Boeing 787s has commenced. During a town hall with employees on Thursday, Wilson said operational resilience is one of the […]
Experts suggest this could influence future trends and innovation in the sector.
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