Air India’s board meets in Mumbai to discuss matters including the compensation of the incoming chief executive officer, as Campbell Wilson, the company’s managing director and CEO, is set to step down later this month. The meeting is held at Bombay House, according to reports.
The outlets describe the session as focused on finalizing the salary structure for the new CEO and other routine governance items. While both sources agree on the timing of Wilson’s departure and the board’s discussion of compensation, they differ mainly in emphasis and details. One report highlights the board’s agenda around the new CEO’s salary, while the other specifies that Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran chairs the meeting.
Both accounts frame the meeting as part of Air India’s leadership transition, with the board overseeing arrangements for the change in top management and associated matters linked to the incoming CEO’s role.
