Air India Considers Restoring International Flights Amid Easing West Asia Conflict
Air India is considering restoring some international flights that were reduced due to the West Asia conflict and high fuel prices, contingent on continued regional stability and easing aviation turbine fuel costs. CEO Campbell Wilson communicated that improved airspace availability and moderated fuel prices have created a more stable operating environment. The airline also reported positive customer feedback on its retrofitted Boeing 787 fleet and plans to add more widebody aircraft this year, aiming to enhance service quality and network stability.