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Air India to vacate government offices
Wednesday, 11 Sep, 2022
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Air India is shifting office operations to the national capital region as it starts to vacate government-owned office properties.
The now private Air India will join other Tata Group airlines Vistara and AirAsia India in a newly-built office campus by early 2023.
Air India was taken over by Tata in January this year.
“Air India Group has embarked on a strategy to consolidate workspaces across the country as an integral part of its transformation agenda,” the airline said.
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