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The National Aviation Company of India Limited (NACIL) is owned by the Government of India and headquartered in Mumbai. The Company was created to facilitate the merger of the two main state-owned airlines in India: Air India, with its subsidiary Air India Express and Indian Airlines, together with its subsidiary Alliance Air.

Whilst the merger and integration process has started, and a few routes have been rationalised, a lot remains to be done before the various units start functioning as a cohesive airline.

The current structure is:

• National Aviation Company of India Limited
  • Air India
    • Air India Express
    • Air India Cargo
  • Indian Airlines
    • Air India Regional (formerly Alliance Air)

For an overview of all destinations currently served by the four carriers, see:

Main article: Air India Group destinations

Upon completion of the merger, there will be one primary airline, Air India, with two subsidiary carriers providing regional and low-cost, point-to-point services and a third subsidiary for cargo operations:

• Air India
  • Air India Cargo
  • Air India Express
  • Air India Regional

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