Tata Sons chief Chandrasekaran promises a ‘world-class airline’ after Air India takeover

The group also said it philosophically agrees with PM's vision for the aviation sector, of making it affordable and ensuring it contributes to boosting 'ease of living' for citizens.

Tata Sons Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran arrives at Air India office in New Delhi on 27 January, 2022| PTI

New Delhi: Tata Group is committed to making Air India a world-class airline, Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran said on Thursday after the conglomerate took over the ownership of the national carrier from the government.

The group also acknowledged Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s commitment to reforms and faith in India’s entrepreneurship spirit, which made the “historic transition” possible.

“We are excited to have Air India back in the Tata Group and are committed to making this a world-class airline. I warmly welcome all the employees of Air India to our Group, and look forward to working together,” Chandrasekaran said in a statement.

Message from our Chairman N. Chandrasekaran welcoming @airindiain back. #AirIndiaOnboard #ThisIsTata pic.twitter.com/5AmQRMTXWL

— Tata Group (@TataCompanies) January 27, 2022

The group also said it philosophically agrees with “the Prime Minister’s vision for the aviation sector, of making it affordable and ensuring it contributes to boosting ‘Ease of Living’ for citizens”.

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