February 20 marked the 100th day since Vistara merged with Air India. This led to India being left with just one full-service carrier and the Tata Group consolidating its aviation presence. Additionally, the new Air India now sees a 25.1 per cent investment from Singapore Airlines.
The consolidation was important for the group which took over the loss-making Air India in the middle of the pandemic and was running Vistara, in partnership with Singapore Airlines and AirAsia India, in…
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