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Tuesday, November 3, 1998 Published at 14:43 GMT


World: South Asia

Air India seeks govt help to tide over losses


India's state-owned international airline, Air India, has asked for government help to cover mounting interest payments on past loans.

It comes after the airline recorded losses of nearly one-hundred million dollars in the past eighteen months.

Air India's managing director Michael Mascarenhas said if the government would not help, the company would have to consider the recommendations of a government commission, which include seeking a partnership with a private sector company.

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