Air India To Resume Delhi-Rome Flights From March 25, 2026

Air India, India’s flagship carrier, will restart its direct flight service between Delhi and Rome from March 25, 2026. The airline confirmed that the route will operate four times a week, reflecting strong demand for travel between the two capitals. The move is part of Air India’s broader international expansion strategy under the Tata Group, aimed at restoring its global footprint and meeting rising passenger demand.  

Key highlights from the announcement include  

• Air India will resume Delhi-Rome flights from March 25, 2026.  
• The service will operate four times weekly, offering greater flexibility to passengers.  
• The route is expected to benefit tourists, business travelers, and the Indian diaspora in Italy.  
• Rome is a key European destination, strengthening Air India’s connectivity to Western Europe.  
• The resumption aligns with Air India’s international expansion and fleet modernization plans.  
• Industry experts view the move as a boost to bilateral ties and tourism between India and Italy.  
• The airline continues to expand routes across Europe, North America, and Asia.  

This development underscores Air India’s commitment to rebuilding its international presence and offering passengers more direct connectivity options. The Delhi-Rome route is expected to play a vital role in enhancing tourism, trade, and cultural exchange between the two nations.  

Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard