16 aircraft out of Air India’s fleet will join the fleet next year. Air India has 70 aircraft out of which only 54 are operating at present. The company says that the company has been working closely with partners for the last 6 months to bring the aircraft back into service.
New Delhi. There is good news for the air travelers of the country. Domestic airline company Air India has announced to start 24 additional flights in the country. Air India says that it will start operating these additional flights from August 20.
Air India has said that out of the 24 additional flights that will be operated, two are from Delhi to Mumbai (Delhi to Mumbai), Bengaluru and Ahmedabad (Bengaluru, and Ahmedabad) and Mumbai to Chennai (Mumbai to Chennai) and Hyderabad (Hyderabad). Will have taken Apart from this, new flights will also be started on Mumbai-Bengaluru (Mumbai-Bengaluru) and Ahmedabad-Pune (Ahmedabad-Pune) routes.
16 more aircraft will come into service next year
According to a report by Moneycontrol, Air India’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (MD and CEO) Campbell Wilson said that we are working on getting the aircraft back in service for the last 6 months. Working together with our partners. We are glad that this effort is yielding better results. Let us inform that the fleet of Air India consists of 70 aircrafts. In which 54 are currently running. The remaining 16 aircraft will come into service in early 2023.
The decision taken after the announcement of removing the air fare cap,
Air India has taken the decision to operate additional flights a day after the Civil Aviation Ministry’s statement that due to Kovid-19 in the year 2020. The cap on rent will be removed. After this decision of the Aviation Ministry, airline companies like Air India, Vistara, SpiceJet, IndiGo and GoFirst will be able to increase the prices of their tickets.
Let us tell you that to prevent the arbitrariness of airlines during the Corona period, the government had fixed the maximum and minimum fare of tickets. Due to this, airline companies cannot keep the price of tickets on a particular route more than a certain upper and lower limit.
