Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Steps Down Before Completing Tenure

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: April 09 2026

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Air India CEO and Managing Director Campbell Wilson has resigned before completion of his five-year contract ending July 2027.
Wilson, who joined in 2022 after Tata Group acquisition, previously served as CEO of Scoot (Singapore Airlines’ low-cost arm).
He brought over 30 years of global aviation experience from Singapore Airlines, Canada, Hong Kong and Japan.
His departure comes during a critical phase of Air India’s fleet modernisation and transformation under Tata Group.
Wilson holds a Master of Commerce (First Class Honours) from University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Steps Down Before Completing Tenure