Air India, continuing its ambitious growth strategy, has announced an order for 100 additional aircraft following last year’s historic purchase of 470 planes from Boeing and Airbus. This move, part of the Tata Group’s strategy to modernize and expand the airline’s fleet, reflects a significant push to reclaim its status as a leading global carrier.
In the previous $70 billion deal signed in 2023, Air India committed to acquiring a mix of wide-body and narrow-body aircraft, including Airbus A350s, Boeing 787 Dreamliners, and Boeing 737 MAX planes. This new order aims to bolster the airline’s capacity further and strengthen its international and domestic operations, enhancing passenger experience and operational efficiency.
Air India’s fleet expansion aligns with its goal to integrate more fuel-efficient aircraft, supporting its sustainability initiatives and reflecting India’s booming aviation market. This initiative underscores the airline’s intent to compete globally and cater to the increasing demand for air travel
