
Air India Express projects its first operating profit since privatisation in the second half of fiscal year 2026, driven by improved unit economics, cost control, and operational performance. The airline plans to expand its fleet and market share significantly by 2031. Despite this progress, the parent company Air India expects losses due to factors like the AI171 crash and airspace restrictions. Investments in fleet refurbishment and strategic route adjustments support the airline's turnaround efforts amid ongoing industry challenges.
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