The C factor that could upend the Air India-Vistara merger

Indian aviation is replete with failed attempts at integrating cultures of merged entities. Given the fissures and concerns in both airlines, have the Tatas done enough to buck the trend?

23 October, 202412 min
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The C factor that could upend the Air India-Vistara merger

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