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Amid the West Asia crisis and surge in global jet fuel prices, Air India has increased it air fares, which comes moments after Air India Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director (MD) Campbell Wilson has resigned from his position. Check the new prices for Domestic, International flights

Air India chief executive Campbell Wilson has resigned from his position, as Reuters reported on Tuesday. He was appointed on a five-year contract in 2022, and his tenure as Air India CEO was scheduled to conclude in July 2027.

Air India ticket prices are set to go up as the airline has revised its fuel surcharge structure across domestic routes by up to Rs 899 and on international rou

Wilson, who has decided to resign, has been at the helm for four years since mid-2022 and will remain with the airline to ensure a smooth succession

Wilson, a native of New Zealand, has been at the helm of the Tata Group-owned airline for four years as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director

The revised fuel surcharge, effective from April 8 will be applicable for flights operated by the airline's low-cost subsidiary Air India Express as well, Air India said in a statement

Development comes days after Air India's biggest rival IndiGo hired aviation industry veteran Willie Walsh as its next CEO replacing Peter Elbers.

Campbell Wilson has resigned as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Air India amid mounting financial pressures and a slower-than-expecte.