Campbell Wilson, who resigned from his place as Air India’s CEO, will proceed until the airline’s Board constituted committee finds and appoints his successor. File
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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson submitted his resignation earlier this week as a part of a deliberate transition, 4 years after taking cost of the newly privatised, erstwhile nationwide service. Mr. Wilson will proceed until the Air India Board constituted committee finds and appoints his successor within the coming months.
Mr Wilson’s tenure was a demanding one, tasked with steering the airline by way of the course of its privatisation after years of under-investment. The airline positioned a landmark order for 470 plane and launched a fleet-wide retrofit programme, which is now full for the home fleet, with work on the Boeing 787 underway and 777 to start out early 2027.
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