Air India’s New Strategy - Why Emirates And Qatar Are Nervous

For decades, Air India was the airline you flew only when there was no better option. Then the Tata family bought it back, placed the largest aircraft order in aviation history, and promised to turn a national punchline into a global flagship worthy of the country it flew for. But book a business class ticket today, and you're playing a strange game. You might board a gleaming A350 with one of the best seats in the sky, or a fifteen-year-old jet with scuffed panels and a frozen screen. Same airline. Same ticket. Two completely different clocks, ticking wildly out of sync. I explore the story of why one of aviation's boldest comebacks turned into a product lottery, and why the strangest decisions behind it may make far more sense than they first appear. A huge thanks to Peden and Abid for taking part in this video with their interviews! Peden Doma Bhutia:   / pedend   Abid Habib:   / abid-habib-6266211b2