Air India

Indian airlines report steady progress on the Airbus A320 software fix, with IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express maintaining stable operations and minimal disruption. All carriers expect to complete the mandatory upgrade by November 30, 2025

Air India will resume its direct Delhi–Tel Aviv flights from January 1, 2026, enhancing tourism and business ties between India and Israel. The five-weekly Dreamliner service will significantly reduce travel time and expand opportunities for travellers.

Through this partnership, Air India passengers will be able to access Taipei via Air India’s Southeast Asia gateways, namely Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, and Kuala Lumpur

Starting October 26, 2025, Air India Express will operate daily flights between Indore and Goa, offering more convenience for travellers heading to the sunshine state.

The partnership, which integrates the global ecosystem of Air India’s Maharaja Club loyalty programme with Zomato’s expansive food delivery platform, offers a range of exciting benefits for users, effective immediately

The deployment of these data‑driven digital solutions is part of the Air India group’s wider modernisation strategy and marks a major step in enhancing both sustainability and operational performance

Air India and Air Astana’s codeshare deal expands travel options between India and Kazakhstan, offering smoother journeys and wider connections across Central Asia

These flights had been halted temporarily due to security concerns in Nepal, but operations are now being fully restored, bringing stability to a vital travel route in the region

Air India will operate double-daily flights on this route using its A320 aircraft, offering the only full-service experience for travellers to Jaisalmer

Authorities said the airport was closed after fires in parts of the Kathmandu Valley. Domestic and international flights remain halted, with the Nepali Army deployed across the capital to secure key sites