New Delhi, January 25
Air India will add five more wide-body A350 aircraft to its fleet by June, and the process of upgrading 40 of its legacy Boeing 787 and 777 planes will begin in July, its chief Campbell Wilson said on Thursday.
As Tata Group’s takeover of loss-making Air India completes two years on January 27, Wilson also said on average, one aircraft will arrive every six days throughout 2024.
There will be an addition of five more A350s, which will progressively take to India’s skies between January and June 2024, the Air India CEO and MD said.
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