Air India Seeks Over ₹10,000 Crore Aid; Singapore Airlines Pledges Support

Air India, a company now owned by Tata Sons with Singapore Airlines as a major partner, is asking its owners for more money, about 10,000 crore rupees.

They need this money to make the airline's services better and build up their own repair and maintenance teams.

Singapore Airlines has said they will help Air India by sharing their knowledge and support, as they are a big part-owner.

This comes at a tough time for Air India, which is working to improve itself.

The airline has faced challenges like a recent plane crash and longer flight times because Pakistan's airspace is closed, which costs them more money.

In the past year, the owners have already put a lot of money into Air India.

The airline also recently joined with Vistara airline.