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"Air India To Pay Outstanding Dues Of Rs 2,000 Crore": Airport Authority Of India
Recently, the Centre successfully disinvested a 100 per cent stake to Tata Sons of Air India, but pending dues by Air India need to be noted to the new owner.
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The Air India Disinvestment Saga: A Primer
On September 15, Tata Sons and SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh officially submitted their final bids to buy India's flag carrier Air India, raising hopes that the disinvestment process of the loss-making airline will be completed in this financial year. Besides 100 per cent stake in the national airline, the potential buyer will get Air India's 100 pe...
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2 Firms Trying To Seize Air India Overseas Assets After Arbitration Wins
Devas filed a petition in New York asking Air India to pay the amount or forfeit its U.S. property including planes, cargo handling equipment and artwork.
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Disinvestment Of Air India Should Improve Competition: Airlines Body
IATA said that the Jet Airways' bankruptcy - which happened in April this year - does raise questions on the sustainability of the Indian aviation sector.
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"Air India To Pay Outstanding Dues Of Rs 2,000 Crore": Airport Authority Of India
Recently, the Centre successfully disinvested a 100 per cent stake to Tata Sons of Air India, but pending dues by Air India need to be noted to the new owner.
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The Air India Disinvestment Saga: A Primer
On September 15, Tata Sons and SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh officially submitted their final bids to buy India's flag carrier Air India, raising hopes that the disinvestment process of the loss-making airline will be completed in this financial year. Besides 100 per cent stake in the national airline, the potential buyer will get Air India's 100 pe...
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2 Firms Trying To Seize Air India Overseas Assets After Arbitration Wins
Devas filed a petition in New York asking Air India to pay the amount or forfeit its U.S. property including planes, cargo handling equipment and artwork.
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Disinvestment Of Air India Should Improve Competition: Airlines Body
IATA said that the Jet Airways' bankruptcy - which happened in April this year - does raise questions on the sustainability of the Indian aviation sector.
