SINGAPORE, Aug. 13 -- Singapore Airlines (SIA) has reported an overall loss of S$945 million (RM3.02 billion) at Air India between March 2025 and March 2026, less than two years after acquiring a 25 per cent stake in the Indian carrier.

Mothership, citing a Financial Times report, said SIA's investment has been hit by a series of challenges since it was completed in November 2024, including a fatal aircraft crash, disruption from Pakistan's airspace restrictions and rising jet fuel costs.

SIA became a 25 per cent shareholder in Air India as part of a deal with Tata Sons, which owns the remaining 75 per cent.

The investment came just months before an Air India aircraft crashed in June 2025, one of the most significant setbacks to hit th...