New Delhi, Nov. 14 -- For Singapore Airlines, which owns one-fourth of Air India, there is "no disillusionment" about its investment, even though the Indian carrier's losses weigh on its profitability.

"We remain committed to the transformation of Air India. There is no disillusionment. It is a long-term investment that we are making, and we understand there will be challenges," said chief executive Goh Choon Phong, during the post-result analyst and media briefing on Friday.

Now past the halfway mark, Air India's transformation programme, initiated in September 2022, seeks to overhaul every aspect of the business, including its fleet, customer experience, operations, and internal processes.

The Air India investment enables the Singapo...