In a strategic move to ensure continuity, the Tata Group is set to maintain the current top management of Air India following its merger with Vistara. According to media reports, all senior executives of Air India will retain their positions post-merger. This indicates that Campbell Wilson will continue as CEO, with Nipun Aggarwal as chief commercial and transformation Officer, and Sanjay Sharma as chief financial officer. While most Vistara employees will transition to the merged company, some positions may be eliminated due to redundancies, as Air India has already staffed those roles. At Vistara, Vinod Kannan will return as CEO to Singapore Airlines (SIA), his parent company, after his secondment to Vistara since 2019. Under the joint venture agreement, SIA had the right to appoint the ...
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