Air India Eyes More Widebody Jets and Cost Cuts
Air India's CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said the airline is focused on efficiency and costs as it looks at adding more widebody jets. He said he was impatient to see profitability as soon as possible. His remarks outline the plan under new leadership.
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Context: Air India is one of India's largest airlines and was taken over by the Tata group in 2022. Widebody jets are large planes used for long international routes, and airlines often cut costs to become profitable.