Air India Ltd.

We operate from the 21st floor of the Air India Building, which is a well-known landmark right at Nariman Point. Being the headquarters, there is always a lot going on here. You can see the whole stretch of the Mumbai coast from up here, but most of us are usually staring at screens or going through stacks of technical documents. Running an airline is a massive job that involves thousands of small details, and a lot of that coordination happens in these offices. It’s a place with a lot of history, and you can feel it when you walk through the lobby. We aren't some new company trying to find our feet; we’ve been a part of the city for a long time. The office can get pretty loud when things are busy, with people from different departments trying to solve problems. We don't have a lot of time for fancy corporate talk. We just need to make sure the planes are flying and the passengers are taken care of. It means a lot of long hours and a lot of tea to stay focused. We have meetings about everything from engine parts to meal trays. It’s just a group of regular people doing a very big job in an old building by the sea. We just keep our heads down and do what needs to be done every day to keep things moving as well as we can.