Tata Sons, the owner of Air India, says the airline’s turnaround could take up to a decade. The assessment reflects ongoing operational and financial challenges that continue to weigh on recovery efforts. Business Line reports that Air India is dealing with air-space closures, higher fuel costs linked to the conflict in West Asia, and the fallout from a deadly crash last year. It also points to broader cost pressures and constraints affecting performance. Channel NewsAsia similarly says the airline’s recovery is slowed by supply-chain bottlenecks and continued higher costs, alongside a wider annual loss. Taken together, the reports describe a situation where multiple factors—external disruptions to flight operations, cost increases, logistics and supply constraints, and the impact of last year’s crash—combine to prolong the turnaround timeline. Tata Sons’ statement indicates expectations for a long restructuring and stabilization period rather than a rapid return to profitability.