Air India (AI) and Air New Zealand (NZ) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen air connectivity between India and New Zealand.
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IndiGo Airlines (6E), is set to make a significant leap in its international expansion strategy with the introduction of the Airbus A321XLR.
Cape Town officials are in talks with Air India (AI) to start direct flights from South Africa to BLR and other Indian cities.
The IndiGo airline’s CEO Pieter Elbers sees tremendous potential in addressing the long haul market from India.
Starting 14th September 2025, Air India will resume non-stop flights between Mumbai and Melbourne.
IndiGo’s superior cash reserves enabled it to endure short-term losses longer than Air India Express could maintain its position.
Tata Group-owned Air India (AI) has returned its first retrofitted narrowbody aircraft to service, marking a significant milestone in the carrier’s ongoing transformation.
IndiGo’s European expansion reveals a pattern of launching routes to hubs operated by its codeshare partners, who are part of SkyTeam Alliance.
Air India Express (IX) plans to launch a new Delhi-Amritsar service beginning March 30, 2025, that directly overlaps with parent company Air India’s (AI) existing flights on the same route.
The Indian government is preparing to sell its stakes in Air India (AI) subsidiaries, aiming to gauge investor interest through roadshows in India, Singapore, and Europe.