The one-time hit in the form of impairment, which in simple words refers to a one-time loss that a company incurs due to a non-recurrent issue, comes at a time when Tata Sons saw its losses in Air India Limited rise exponentially to ₹22,238.22 crore—more than double that of FY25.
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