The country’s only public sector commercial airline, Air India, has been suering from a heavy
financial burden. The airliner saw its divestment programme, in which the government was
expected to retain a part stake, fail last year. However, the company is all set to witness a second
attempt at divestment. The company’s Chairman and Managing Director Ashwani Lohani explains to Furquan Moharkan of DH how the debt (Rs 58, 352 crore) has become a monster for the public sector aviation behemoth.
Read Furquan Moharkan's interview with Lohani >>
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financial burden. The airliner saw its divestment programme, in which the government was
expected to retain a part stake, fail last year. However, the company is all set to witness a second
attempt at divestment. The company’s Chairman and Managing Director Ashwani Lohani explains to Furquan Moharkan of DH how the debt (Rs 58, 352 crore) has become a monster for the public sector aviation behemoth.
Read Furquan Moharkan's interview with Lohani >>
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