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Credit: Rob Finlayson
ADELAIDE, Australia—Air India has ambitious fleet growth plans, but must wait for its privatization process to play out so any potential new owners can review the airline’s strategy, according to a senior executive. The carrier has not inducted new aircraft in the past few years, but has drafted a...
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