Over 100 New Aircraft in Two Years
New Delhi: Air India CEO Campbell Wilson acknowledged that the airline is facing challenges due to market conditions. However, he stated that the company is focused on profitability and plans to acquire more than 100 new aircraft over the next two years. Tewolde Gebremariam, former chief of Ethiopian Airlines Group, is set to take over as the new CEO and MD, replacing Wilson, who is leaving the loss-making airline.
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