OTP: AI chief says will act on those who fail to act

Sending out a stern message against employees' lapses, Air India chief Rajiv Bansal has said the airline will "act on those who fail to act" in ensuring on-time flights.

Taking over the reins of the disinvestment-bound national carrier less than two weeks ago, Bansal has initiated steps to cut down costs at various levels along with focus on bettering on-time performance (OTP), increasing passenger yields and improving customer satisfaction.

The airline, which operates nearly 400 flights everyday, has been facing flak for delays.

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"We will affirmatively act to improve our performance and we will act on those who don't act," Bansal told

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