Air India, under Tata Group's ownership, is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by an order of 570 new planes.

NEW DELHI, April 22 (Reuters) - Air India CEO Campbell Wilson will step down as chair of the airline's low-cost subsidiary Air India Express and be replaced by chief commercial officer Nipun ...

In this candid interview with Business Today's Siddharth Zarabi, Air India CEO and MD Campbell Wilson shares insights into ...

Until we are consistent—and fleet is a big indicator of consistency—this will continue. The ball is now in our court to get ...

India's position in global aviation is still in its early stages with significant room for growth, Air India CEO Campbell ...

Air India, owned by Tata Group, is undergoing a major transformation. This has been ongoing for three years. The airline has ...

Air India, led by CEO Campbell Wilson, is charting a new course with its five-year plan, 'Vihaan.AI', under Tata Group's ...

Wilson elected to transfer from Florida State following the 2022 season, landing in the FCS at Campbell. He had two solid seasons with the Camels, including 11 tackles, four tackles for loss ...