An Air India Dreamliner heading to Singapore returned to Delhi after a technical warning, with passengers later flown on another aircraft.
Air India Boeing 787
Air India (AI) has confirmed the deployment of its newly delivered, line-fit Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner on the Mumbai–Frankfurt route starting February 1, 2026.
Air India (AI) has taken delivery of its first custom-built Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner since returning to private ownership, completing the title transfer in Seattle.
Air India will return the first refurbished Boeing 787-8 aircraft to service in February 2026, while IndiGo prepares to induct the Airbus A321XLR and expand international routes as passenger demand continues to rise.
Air India (AI) has received a show cause notice from India’s aviation regulator after operating flights between Delhi (DEL) and Tokyo (TYO) despite repeated technical snags.
Air India (AI) is preparing to induct its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner in the coming weeks (Q1 2026), marking a key milestone in its wide-body fleet expansion.
Boeing whistleblower warns 787 system failures, not pilot error, must be central to the Air India Ahmedabad crash probe.
The Air India crash investigation has been shaped by disputes between Indian and US teams over black box access, pilot attribution, and the direction of the inquiry, raising questions that now sit before the Supreme Court.
Air India (AI) is in the middle of a large-scale upgrade, and its long-haul Boeing 787-8 aircraft are now getting their first full cabin refresh.
Air India (AI) has completed the retrofit of its A320neo fleet and launched new upgrade programmes for its A321, Boeing 787-8, and 777-300ER aircraft to modernize cabins across its entire fleet.