AirAsia leaves India by selling its remaining interest to Air India

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8 years after taking off, Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia said that it had completely left India by selling its remaining 16.33% stake to Tata Group for Rs 155.64 crore.

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Air India declared that the integration of AirAsia India and Air India Express to form a single low-cost carrier has begun.

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These two airlines will be merged as part of the restructuring roadmap being envisioned for the Tata Group's airline business

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This is expected to bring customer, revenue, cost, and operational benefits through a broader adoption of each airline's best practises

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Air India, will receive the working group's findings. According to AI, the integration will take about a year.

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The CEO and MD of Air India, Campbell Wilson, stated, "We are thrilled to start the formation of a unified Air India Group low-cost carrier.

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We also anticipate the numerous new opportunities that a stronger AI Group low-cost carrier will present to both customers and employees.

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The acquisition of Air India's remaining 16.33% ownership of AirAsia India had already received approval from the Indian Competition Commission

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The Covid-19 pandemic, according to Kuala Lumpur-based AirAsia, forced it to reevaluate its goals and shift its attention to the Asean regions.

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Singapore Airlines revealed last month that the Tata Group and it were in discussions about possibly merging Vistara and Air India

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