Govt’s spending cuts likely to hit Air India’s turnaround plan

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Mihir Mishra: New Delhi, Jan 07 2013, 00:29 IST
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Air India got Rs 6,000 crore in the first year. There is no commitment on infusion of the rest of the money.

However, due to the unavailability of promised money, Air India is forced to borrow money from banks and clear their dues that are at a higher interest rate. The airline plans to borrow Rs 1,700 crore to service a part of its dues of vendors, who charge interest rate of around 16 per cent on it.

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