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Air India's CEO Is Gone — Tata's Chandrasekaran Steps In With an Interim Team
Mint·Friday, 10 July 2026
Air India Chairman N Chandrasekaran has formed an interim committee to run the airline while a search for a new CEO continues to replace Campbell Wilson. The committee includes Chandrasekaran himself and former aviation ministry official Pradeep Singh Kharola. The airline is navigating financial challenges, growth pressures, and aircraft delivery delays.
Why It Matters
Air India is India's flagship carrier and a key Tata Group bet. Leadership instability at this scale affects employees, passengers, and investor confidence in one of India's most watched turnaround stories.
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