Air India's risk monitoring and fraud prevention mechanism has saved the airline from a revenue loss of over Rs 3 crore in the last 18 months, according to the airline's CEO Campbell Wilson. The airline has also taken delivery of its second A350 aircraft, with the first one arriving in January next year. Wilson highlighted that airlines are often targeted by fraudsters, but Air India's vigilance and investment in modern systems have made it a less vulnerable target. Additionally, the airline received its first A320neos and is expecting the remaining 20 to arrive by August 2024.
