Air India’s new boss targets safety, fewer disruptions and stronger customer trust
- Tewolde Gebremariam took charge of Air India on September 7, succeeding outgoing CEO Campbell Wilson.
- He told employees that building a strong safety-first culture would be his top priority at the airline.
- Gebremariam sought staff support to reduce disruptions, improve customer service and strengthen operational reliability.
- Chairman N Chandrasekaran said Air India must rebuild trust, improve execution and aim for world-leading safety standards.
Source: firstpost.com
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