Natarajan Chandrasekaran has asked employees of Air India to stay focused and work better as the airline goes through a tough phase. His message comes after the resignation of CEO Campbell Wilson.
At a recent internal meeting, Chandrasekaran told staff to concentrate on their work and improve how things are done. He said that while challenges are there, employees should focus on what they can control and try to perform better.
Air India is currently facing several issues. Rising fuel prices, global tensions and changes in flight routes have made operations more difficult. These factors have also increased costs for the airline.
N Chandrasekaran reminded employees to stay realistic and careful about spending. He stressed the need to manage costs properly while continuing efforts to improve services. He also assured staff that the Tata Group remains committed to supporting the airline.
Since returning to the Tata Group in 2022, Air India has been trying to rebuild its operations. The airline has expanded, upgraded systems and worked on improving its services. However, the journey has not been easy, and it continues to face pressure.
The recent exit of CEO Campbell Wilson has added to the uncertainty. The airline is now looking for new leadership to guide it through the next phase of its transformation.
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