Singapore Airlines (SIA) has made it clear that its board will retain the final authority over any additional investment in Air India, even as the Indian airline seeks fresh capital to support its long-term transformation. The development comes amid growing scrutiny over Air India's financial performance and Singapore Airlines' 25.1% stake in the Tata Group-owned carrier. Singapore Airlines Have Final Say on Further Air India Investment Singapore Airlines Chairman Peter Seah told shareholders that the company's board continues to closely monitor its investment in Air India. Any decision to provide additional capital will therefore remain with the board rather than being delegated to the airline's management. According to the minutes of SIA's annual general meeting, the board considers Air India a long-term strategic investment because of India's expanding aviation market and growing middle-class population. Seah also highlighted the strategic importance of S...