New Delhi: Maharaja completed step ‘Taxi’ is one of the mega transformation programs launched by the founder Tata Group, which acquired Air India and AI Express over 14 months ago. Now, five years into his Vihaan.AI project’s growth phase – ‘Take off’ – culminating in a rising phase where the new AI is ready.
The ‘Take off’ phase, which the AI is currently in, focuses on progressing ‘Faster based on established momentum’. Group airlines AirAsia India and Air India Express will also be integrated at this stage. A low-cost carrier (LCC) successfully integrated its core booking platform, website, and customer-facing systems. Vistara also plans to merge with Air India after obtaining regulatory approval.
The development of a world-class training academy will also shape the future direction and configuration of the airline’s line and base maintenance, according to AI’s statement.
AI CEO and MD Campbell Wilson said: six The months of our transformational journey have brought great strides in engaging and uniting Air Indians for a common cause, and in addressing the many issues that have accumulated over the years. In stages, we have also come a long way in establishing a foundation for growth. Our record aircraft orders, $400 million commitment to fully retrofit our existing fleet, $200 million investment in new IT and the hiring of literally thousands of staff have put Air India back in its prime. These are just a few of the significant investments being made to bring it back to life. The top echelons of the global aviation industry. ”
The ‘Take off’ phase, which the AI is currently in, focuses on progressing ‘Faster based on established momentum’. Group airlines AirAsia India and Air India Express will also be integrated at this stage. A low-cost carrier (LCC) successfully integrated its core booking platform, website, and customer-facing systems. Vistara also plans to merge with Air India after obtaining regulatory approval.
The development of a world-class training academy will also shape the future direction and configuration of the airline’s line and base maintenance, according to AI’s statement.
AI CEO and MD Campbell Wilson said: six The months of our transformational journey have brought great strides in engaging and uniting Air Indians for a common cause, and in addressing the many issues that have accumulated over the years. In stages, we have also come a long way in establishing a foundation for growth. Our record aircraft orders, $400 million commitment to fully retrofit our existing fleet, $200 million investment in new IT and the hiring of literally thousands of staff have put Air India back in its prime. These are just a few of the significant investments being made to bring it back to life. The top echelons of the global aviation industry. ”
