COVID-19 Threatens Air India Privatization Efforts

October 02, 2020
Air India aircraft on tarmac
Air India and other Indian carriers are gradually increasing domestic traffic, but demand and capacity remain significantly down from pre-COVID levels.
Credit: Sajjad Hussain/AFP via Getty Images
Escalating problems for India’s airline industry are making the government’s long-held ambition to sell Air India more difficult than ever. The flag carrier and many of the country’s other airlines have struggled to convert long-term potential into profitability, and now the COVID-19 crisis has...

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