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Air India, under Tata Group ownership, is intensifying its focus on premium passengers to boost profitability. The airline has unveiled new Boeing 787 Dreamliners, retrofitted cabins, and posh lounges at Delhi airport. These upgrades mark a strategic shift from its loss-making past toward becoming a global competitor in aviation.
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Air India has launched a series of luxury-focused initiatives aimed at attracting high-value flyers and strengthening its bottom line. The Tata Group-owned carrier recently introduced a brand-new Boeing 787 Dreamliner and inaugurated a swanky lounge at Delhi airport, signaling the visible results of its ongoing transformation.
CEO Campbell Wilson emphasized that the airline is deploying new aircraft, refurbishing older planes, and enhancing passenger experiences to reposition itself as a world-class airline. With a $400 million investment in cabin retrofits and a fleet expansion plan, Air India is betting big on premium services to drive profitability and global competitiveness.
Key Highlights
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New Fleet Additions: Deployment of Boeing 787 Dreamliners and induction of 26 new aircraft in 2026.
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Cabin Upgrades: $400 million overhaul of interiors across 27 Boeing B787-8 and 13 B777 aircraft.
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Premium Lounges: Launch of luxury lounges at Delhi airport to enhance passenger experience.
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Global Ambition: Positioning Air India as a competitor to leading international carriers.
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Profit Strategy: Focus on premium flyers as a key revenue driver.
Sources: The Economic Times, ANI, Air India Official Release
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