Air India in Talks to Order 30-40 Wide-Body Aircraft, Including Airbus A350 and Boeing 777X, Under Tata Group Ownership

Air India, under Tata Group ownership, is reportedly in talks to acquire 30 to 40 wide-body aircraft, which may include Airbus A350 and Boeing 777X models. This strategic move aims to enhance the airline’s fleet and services, potentially exceeding 50 aircraft. The decision is a part of Air India’s transformation plan following the takeover by Tata Group. The addition of these modern aircraft will not only improve the airline’s operational efficiency but also enhance its competitiveness in the Indian aviation market. With a focus on expanding its fleet with state-of-the-art aircraft, Air India is poised to offer passengers a superior flying experience. This development underscores the airline’s commitment to growth and innovation in the dynamic aviation industry in India.

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