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Even I was treated shabbily by Air India. But The Print would not allow me to write an article on it.
Vir Sanghvi has some special privileges with The Print. Just because some relative of his was downgraded, he wrote an entire article on Air India. And Shekhar Gupta published it too.
Very well written article. The fact is that the airline is trying to bite more than it can chew at the moment by expanding Voraciously and ignoring passenger concerns. It is also being run by a management team which is headed by Leaders who have only low cost airline experience and exposure as they have all been hired from Indigo or scoot . From the time Tatas have taken over the airline, they have enjoyed a monopoly on USA and Canada routes due to the Russia Ukraine war as the airspace remains closed to all the Usa Major airlines. Once this situation ends, then they will face stiff competition. Just blaming the old employees is not a solution but rather an excuse to cover up the blunders the new management team is making. Once Tata house realises this and cleans up this management and gets proper Professionals who have run Major full service airlines, may be things will change for the better.
Even I was treated shabbily by Air India. But The Print would not allow me to write an article on it.
Vir Sanghvi has some special privileges with The Print. Just because some relative of his was downgraded, he wrote an entire article on Air India. And Shekhar Gupta published it too.
Very well written article. The fact is that the airline is trying to bite more than it can chew at the moment by expanding Voraciously and ignoring passenger concerns. It is also being run by a management team which is headed by Leaders who have only low cost airline experience and exposure as they have all been hired from Indigo or scoot . From the time Tatas have taken over the airline, they have enjoyed a monopoly on USA and Canada routes due to the Russia Ukraine war as the airspace remains closed to all the Usa Major airlines. Once this situation ends, then they will face stiff competition. Just blaming the old employees is not a solution but rather an excuse to cover up the blunders the new management team is making. Once Tata house realises this and cleans up this management and gets proper Professionals who have run Major full service airlines, may be things will change for the better.