Air India’s global presence is set to grow significantly in the coming years, with the airline’s CEO and Managing Director, Campbell Wilson, announcing ambitious plans for expansion. In his New Year's greetings on Wednesday, Wilson highlighted the ...

Air India, acquired by Tata Group in January 2022, has expanded its fleet and increased both domestic and international destinations. New aircraft orders and maintenance facilities are planned as part of an ambitious transformation plan to make India a global aviation hub,

Tata Sons successfully merged Singapore Airlines-trained Vistara into Air India to create the country’s largest and only full-service carrier.

Air India aims to achieve profitability by enhancing operational efficiency, starting with refitting its narrowbody aircraft. The refurbishment of widebody planes will begin in 2025. The airline has reduced its net loss and increased revenue.

The TATA Group company CEO says interior refit of the single-aisle fleet, serving domestic and short-haul international destinations, is underway and will be completed by mid-2025

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson outlines plans for 2025, focusing on aircraft refitting, service improvements, and cost-cutting measures to achieve profitability.

The merger of the four Tata airlines into one full-service carrier, Air India, and one low-cost carrier, Air India Express, was completed in late 2024