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Air India braces for Iran war shock with furloughs salary cuts and 20 percent fewer flights
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Published on 8 May 2026

Flights may shrink by 20 percent for months
Air India is weighing sweeping cost cuts as the Iran war strains aviation demand and finances. The airline is reportedly considering furloughs for nontechnical staff, reduced pay for senior executives, lower bonuses, and a sharp drop in capacity—cutting flights by more than 20% over the next three months.
- Furloughs for nontechnical staff are being considered
- Senior executives could face salary cuts
- Bonuses may be reduced as part of austerity measures
- Flight capacity could drop by over 20% for three months
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