Air India CEO Campbell Wilson reassured the public about fleet safety, especially Boeing 787s, after AI171, citing completed DGCA checks and continued voluntary precautions.

CEO Campbell Wilson also affirmed that Air India's entire fleet of aircraft, especially Boeing 787, remains safe to operate after comprehensive checks.

A big development has taken place regarding the probe of the Air India plane tragedy that claimed over 275 lives. Sources ...

In an official communication, Campbell said, "Have our aircraft been deemed safe? Yes. We have completed the additional ...

Air India CEO and MD Campbell Wilson said that additional precautionary checks on Air India's operating Boeing 787 fleet have ...

Air India CEO and Managing Director Campbell Wilson said, "Have our aircraft been deemed safe? Yes. We have completed the ...

Air India has axed 15 per cent of its international wide-bodied schedule between 21 June and 15 July. Links from Amritsar and ...

Air India and its parent company, Tata Group, will make substantial payments to the families of victims who died in the ...

Air India CEO and Managing Director Campbell Wilson reassured the public and employees that the airline's fleet particularly ...

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson assures the public and employees about the safety of their Boeing 787 fleet following the fatal ...

Falling 10,000 meters and surviving, 11 days jungle fighting while injured, lost at sea for nine hours without a life ...

Air India cancelled nine flights, including one from Delhi to Pune due to a bird hit, and eight others due to enhanced maintainence and operational reasons.