Air India has announced the resignation of Campbell Wilson, the airline's CEO, following a tumultuous period marked by a devastating crash in June 2022 that killed 260 people. Wilson, who took the helm in 2022 after the Tata Group reacquired the airline, cited the need for a leadership transition as Air India prepares for a significant growth phase. The airline has been under scrutiny from regulators due to safety failings, including operating flights without necessary airworthiness certificates. Financially, Air India and its low-cost subsidiary, Air India Express, reported combined losses of ₹98.08 billion (approximately $1.2 billion USD) for the fiscal year 2024-25, with projections suggesting losses could reach ₹200 billion (about $2.4 billion USD) in 2025-26. The ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly the US-Israeli conflict affecting Gulf airspace, have further strained operations and increased fuel costs. Wilson's departure leaves Air India without a chief at a critical juncture, as the airline seeks to stabilize and grow amidst these challenges.