Tata has ownership of Air India
When the Tata Group captured Air India, everyone hoped that this old and reputed airline would get new life from Tata’s strong management and resources. But recently, frequent technical malfunctions and safety incidents have hurt Air India’s credibility, as well as the strong image of Tata, which he made for years hard.
The latest case is of Delhi Airport, where the Oxylary Power Unit (APU) of an Air India aircraft caught fire. All the passengers and crew members of the aircraft were safe in this incident, but this incident is further increasing the increasing concerns about the technical and safety issues of Air India. Now questions are being raised in the minds of people whether Tata Group will be able to repair Air India completely?
Fire in rear of Air India flight
There was chaos at the Delhi airport on Tuesday, when a sudden fire broke out in Air India’s Air India’s Air India’s Occlorial Power Unit (APU) from Hong Kong. This apu is not a small part, it is the jet engine that gives the aircraft electricity and air conditioning on the ground. Thankfully, all the passengers were safe in this accident but the aircraft suffered heavy losses and was ground for investigation. This incident indicates a major lack of maintenance. After all, how did such a big lapse? This question is in everyone’s mind.
This is not the only incident. Exactly a day earlier, on Monday, an Air India flight in Mumbai deviated from the runway during a landing. As a result, three tires of the aircraft burst and the engine was also damaged. The accident raises questions on the operation and safety standards of the aircraft. Such incidents happening continuously are causing fear in the minds of the passengers. Are Air India flights no longer safe? This question is now roaming in the minds of every person traveling by the person traveling.
Air India’s difficulties are increasing continuously
Air India’s difficulties have increased further in the last six months. The government said that during this period, show cause notices have been issued to the airline to break the security rules and due to complaints of passengers. These notices clearly show that regulatory organizations are also not happy with the functioning of Air India. Complaints of passengers are also no less, sometimes delay in flight, sometimes poor service, sometimes technical disturbances. All this together is further weakening the credibility of Air India.
Crisis on Tata’s honor!
The name of the Tata group is another name for trust and quality in India. Whether it is Tata Motors’ vehicles, Tata Steel’s iron or TCS technology, Tata has made its credibility everywhere. The purpose of buying Air India was also that this airline would shine again with the strength of Tata’s management and resources. But repeated disturbances are pushing this hope.
When such incidents occur again and again in an airline, the trust of the passengers is shaken. Every passenger wants his journey to be safe and comfortable. If Air India fails on this front, then passengers will turn to other airlines. This will not only affect the business of Air India, but can also harm the entire brand image of the Tata group.
The last option to fix the system
The biggest challenge before Air India is to fix your system. From maintenance to operation, improvement is needed on every front. The Tata group will not only have to invest money, but also make major changes at management and technical level. Transparency and accountability is very important to win the trust of the passengers. If Air India does not improve its shortcomings quickly, it can become a big threat to Tata’s credibility.