"Looking Forward To Soaring High": Air India After Takeover By Tata Group
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Tatas offered Rs 18,000 crore as part of the winning bid -- Rs 15,300 crore for Air India's existing debt and Rs 2,700 crore to be paid as cash to the government.
Full-service carrier Air India, under its new owner Tata Group, said on Thursday it was looking forward to soaring high, propelled by the rich legacy of the two iconic brands and their shared mission to serve the country. #FlyAI: A brand new chapter unfolds for Air India as part of the Tata Group.Two iconic names come together to embark on a voyage of excellence.Looking forward to soaring high propelled by our rich legacy & a shared mission to serve our Nation.Welcome Aboard. @TataCompaniespic.twitter.com/iCVh5ewI7q
"Brand new chapter unfolds for Air India as part of the Tata Group. Two iconic names come together to embark on a voyage of excellence," the airline tweeted from its official handle.
"Looking forward to soaring high propelled by our rich legacy and shared mission to serve our nation. Welcome aboard. @TataCompanies," it added.