Singapore Airlines’ involvement with Air India seems increasingly costly and risky. What looked like a strategic expansion is now raising eyebrows—both financially and operationally. The challenges of turning around a heavily indebted national carrier, coupled with complex regulatory and labor issues, suggest that SIA may have underestimated the burden.
Perhaps some opportunities aren’t worth the price, and this move could serve as a cautionary tale for airlines considering high-stakes foreign ventures. In this case, SIA might have been better off focusing on strengthening its core operations rather than stretching into a difficult market.
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- Djsoul80·04-24 12:06TOPBlame Temasek. They are the major shareholders who makes and approve decisions.LikeReport
- 打死菜鸟·04-24 13:16就是进去了一个亏损无底洞LikeReport