Big Changes at Air India After Boss N. Chandrasekaran Leaves
The departure of chief N. Chandrasekaran brings new questions about the future of Air India after the company combined several airlines into one big group.

What is happening at Air India?
Air India is going through a massive change. The airline was bought back by the Tata Group a few years ago. Recently, the top boss, N. Chandrasekaran, led a huge plan to merge different airlines, including Vistara, into one single company.
Why is this important?
Running a giant airline is very hard work. Mr. Chandrasekaran spent a lot of time fixing planes, updating food services, and making sure flights ran on time. Now that he is stepping down, people in the business world are wondering if the airline will keep improving or face new problems.
- Air India and Vistara recently became one big airline.
- The company is trying to buy new planes and hire more crew.
- Passengers expect better service and newer seats.
What happens next?
The Tata Group will need to pick a new leader who can finish fixing the airline. Fixing old planes and training staff takes a lot of money and time. Everyone is watching to see if the airline will finally become a top global choice for travelers.