Indian government has called for better oversight on safety at the legacy airline as regulators issue warnings
Just three years ago, it looked as if the fortunes of Air India were finally looking up.
After decades of being regarded as a floundering drain on the Indian taxpayer, with a reputation for shabby services and dishevelled aircraft, a corporate takeover pledged to turn it into a “world class global airline with an Indian heart” that would outgrow all its domestic and international competitors.
