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Air India operates their Boeing 787-8 services across the world, including between Mumbai and London. We flew in Business Class only to find some very nice people attending to us with a reasonably good product as well. Check out our review of Air India Business Class
Air India seems all set, slots in hand, to launch their flights to Los Angeles. Bollywood to Hollywood ain’t happening though, given the flights will be from Delhi to LA and not Mumbai to LA. Here is a lowdown on all the planning they’ve done so far!!
We flew Air India 787-8 to London yesterday in Business Class, and here are our first thoughts on Air India’s newest Business Class product and service. It is an A. Read on to find out why…
On the back of an expanding network, Air India today closed reservations for the Moscow flights. That will be one less from their 11 European destinations now! Here are all the details!
Air India is launching Nordic Operations with flights to Copenhagen and Stockholm airports, both coming up in the coming weeks from Delhi. Bookings open now!
Air India is going bigger by the day, after the announcement of flights to Los Angeles, comes a new one today. Nairobi. And a new route to Frankfurt. Find out all the details inside!
Here is a golden opportunity to win millions of miles from Star Alliance. They are celebrating their birthday and people like us are getting the return gifts!!!
Air India is going even bigger on the USA after the electronics ban. After starting Washington DC, they will look at connectivity to Los Angeles and Dallas later this year. All this apart from new flights to Europe and Africa later this year!
Air India is offering some great promotional redemptions on United for intra USA travel. Redemptions start from 3000 miles. Check it out before it is all gone 🙂
Air India is going places, and is also planning flights to Tel Aviv apart from Copenhagen and Washington DC this year. Here is all we know so far!!
Air India is getting started with a betterment of their premium cabin product. Will this make First Class great again?
