Singapore Airlines reported a net loss of ₹311.78 crore from its Air India stake. Air India's provisional loss for the fiscal first quarter exceeded ₹1,200 crore. High fuel costs and airspace closures pressured the carrier's operations. Despite losses, SIA and Tata Sons remain committed to Air India's transformation. A full turnaround for Air India is projected to take up to a decade.

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran stated Air India's turnaround will take up to a decade. Mounting financial losses and supply-chain bottlenecks complicate the aviation bet. …

Record passenger and cargo revenue failed to offset a 78.5 per cent jump in net fuel costs and higher losses from Air India, sending the airline group to a S$76 million quarterly…

By Kimberley Kao and Amanda Lee