Of course, risks remain. Losses from Air India and weaker cargo demand are clear drags. I see Air India more as long-term strategic pain rather than structural damage, but the timeline for improvement will be key to sentiment.
At current levels, I think much of the good news is priced in. I’m cautiously constructive — not chasing highs, but open to accumulating on pullbacks if yield momentum sustains.
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