Air India, which was acquired by the Tata Group from the government in January 2022, is steadily progressing towards profitability under its ambitious transformation plan. The airline has been working on several initiatives to cut losses and enhance operations.

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson compared his turnaround efforts to juggling and "drinking from a firehose," with plans for hundreds of new planes.

Air India, a loss-making airline, was acquired by the Tata Group from the government in 2022. The airline has recently placed orders for 100 aircraft. Air India is hopeful of reporting a profit soon.

Tata Sons successfully merged Singapore Airlines-trained Vistara into Air India to create the country’s largest and only full-service carrier.

Air India aims to achieve profitability by enhancing operational efficiency, starting with refitting its narrowbody aircraft. The refurbishment of widebody planes will begin in 2025. The airline has reduced its net loss and increased revenue.

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson outlines plans for 2025, focusing on aircraft refitting, service improvements, and cost-cutting measures to achieve profitability.