Singapore Airlines is scripting Air India’s rescue—with only a 25% stake
N Chandrasekaran, the chairman of Tata Sons, has visited Air India’s Delhi headquarters about half a dozen times this year. And he’s a busy man, what with all the boardroom dramaThe KenN Chandrasekaran: At Tata Sons, it’s Cyrus Mistry all over again precipitated by his running feud with Tata TrustsTata Trusts own two-thirds of Tata Sons, the holding company of Tata Group, and appoint its directors chief Noel Tata.
“It tells you how important Air India is, not just from a commercial or........
