Air India Limited is about to receive 100 billion rupees in financial aid from shareholders Tata Private Limited and Singapore Airlines Ltd. The funds will be disbursed in instalments according to the shareholding ratio on the premise that specific performance targets are achieved. Air India has just gone through a difficult period, suffering multiple impacts, including a fatal air crash, the closure of Pakistan's airspace, and the Middle East conflict disrupted travel and boosted fuel costs.

Air India Limited is about to receive 100 billion rupees in financial aid from shareholders Tata Private Limited and Singapore Airlines Ltd. The funds will be disbursed in instalments according to the shareholding ratio on the premise that specific performance targets are achieved. Air India has just gone through a difficult period, suffering multiple impacts, including a fatal air crash, the closure of Pakistan's airspace, and the Middle East conflict disrupted travel and boosted fuel costs.