Air India’s financial results for FY26 show losses widening significantly. The Tata group’s airline reports revenue of ₹51,452 crore and a net loss of ₹15,368 crore for the year, according to NDTV. Air India Express, its regional/low-cost subsidiary, reports revenue of ₹19,088 crore and a net loss of ₹6,767 crore. Together, coverage highlights a combined net loss figure of ₹22,238 crore for the FY26 period.
NDTV also quotes N. Chandrasekaran, who says a full turnaround is likely to take about 5 to 10 years. The reporting frames the outlook as a longer-term effort rather than a near-term recovery, aligning the scale of losses with expectations for time needed to improve performance.
Across the provided sources, the figures cited are for revenue and net loss for both Air India and Air India Express, and the key interpretive point is the projected timeline for turnaround discussed by Chandrasekaran.
