New Delhi: Concerned over the overall health of Air India, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has asked the national carrier to submit a detailed performance report on its losses, profitability and revival plan.
The state-run airline, however, termed these queries as "routine" and a senior official said today that a response has already been sent.
The PMO sent a questionnaire to Air India seeking information on, among other things, its mounting financial liability as well as its lack of profits.
The airline was also asked to furnish details of its turnaround plan.
"The questions from PMO are routine and sent to all loss making public sector undertakings and mainly on the ability of the company to return to profitability and its future business plan and whether the company is in the strategic sector, which we have replied," the airline official said.
20/03/15 PTI/Deccan Herald
The state-run airline, however, termed these queries as "routine" and a senior official said today that a response has already been sent.
The PMO sent a questionnaire to Air India seeking information on, among other things, its mounting financial liability as well as its lack of profits.
The airline was also asked to furnish details of its turnaround plan.
"The questions from PMO are routine and sent to all loss making public sector undertakings and mainly on the ability of the company to return to profitability and its future business plan and whether the company is in the strategic sector, which we have replied," the airline official said.
20/03/15 PTI/Deccan Herald
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