Cambell Wilson said the process of integration of Vistara with Air India is underway and is now awaiting approval from the Competition Commission of India.
Air India, which is set to buy 470 planes for about $70 billion, has ‘enormous’ potential and efforts are on to make the group a significant international player in the aviation space, according to the airline’s chief Campbell Wilson.
Against the backdrop of incidents of unruly passenger behaviour onboard flights and the airline’s decision to amend its alcohol serving policy, Mr Wilson said strong action is being taken against such instances of intoxication which is also a multi-faceted issue.
“We straightened (alcohol policy) a bit to recognise the signs of intoxication…What has changed in a large respect is the practice of reporting and acting on intoxication…almost everyday there is an incident and usually it is a case of someone drinking their own liquor before getting onboard the aircraft or smuggling their own duty free liquor onto the aircraft and consuming it.