New Delhi (HRNW)- Air India\u2019s annual loss has exceeded $2 billion due to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and the closure of Pakistan\u2019s airspace.<\/p>\n
According to an Express News report, concerns over the weakening Indian economy and declining investor confidence have further increased due to the policies of the Modi government. A report by Air India\u2019s shareholder Singapore Airlines has also highlighted the declining performance of Indian aviation.<\/p>\n
According to the foreign news agency Reuters, Air India is facing severe financial pressure as tensions in the Middle East continue and Pakistan\u2019s airspace restrictions affect international routes.<\/p>\n
The report states that in recent months, Air India has suspended several international flights, while investment in the airline has also seen a sharp decline. Its annual profit has reportedly fallen by 57.4 percent and is expected to decline further.<\/p>\n
Experts say the airline industry in India is facing major operational challenges due to regional geopolitical conditions. However, the situation has also intensified broader financial pressures on the aviation sector.<\/p>\n
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