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Air India’s $1.5 bn ask puts SIA on the spot at home

Mumbai: Singapore's opposition politician Kenneth Tiong Boon Kiat has questioned the commercial logic of Singapore Airlines supporting Air India, which has reportedly requested a $1.5 billion bailout from its stakeholders. Workers' Party MP Tiong opposed any future use of Temasek funds to support Air India via Singapore Airlines, given the airline's poor performance and the impact on Temasek's finances.

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