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*All Fares are Inclusive of Taxes & Charges * Subject to Availability Mumbai Flights fr £ 489 Delhi Flights fr £ 507 Chennai Flights fr £ 457 Hyderabad Flights fr £ 463 Cochin Flights fr £ 457 Amritsar Flights fr £ 494 Bangalore Flights fr £ 460 Goa Flights fr £ 520 Ahmedabad Flights fr £ 455 Kolkata Flights fr £ 450 Trivandrum Flights fr £ 457
Air India
(AI)Air India, the national carrier of India has attained many milestones since its inception in 1932. The airline is all set for a brand new makeover in the wake of the RS.1200 crore government aid that will infuse it with fresh blood.
Website: www.airindia.com. Detailed information concerning the airline’s packages, deals, fares, flights, and other associated matters can be availed from its website. The website is packed with every type of important information on aspects such as direct and indirect flights across the airline’s network, tickets, booking tips, and reservation policies.
Address: 1st Floor Great West House, Great West Road. Brentford, Middlesex TW8 9DF.
Hubs: Mumbai and Delhi serve as the airline’s primary and secondary hubs respectively, while Frankfurt is the international hub. Air India is also considering Dublin as a prospective hub.
Fleet Information: Air India operates a fleet of over 110 aircrafts which is a blend of modern Airbus as well as Boeing aircrafts. Exact information can be obtained from the airline’s website.

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(AI)Alliances and codeshare partnerships: Air India is expected to join the Star Alliance in 2010. This would make it a part of the world’s pioneering and currently biggest alliance programme. Air India also has codeshare partnerships with the following:
- Aeroflot
- South African Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- Austrian Airlines
- Air Mauritius
- Lufthansa Airlines
- Kuwait Airways
Major Routes: Air India offers numerous flights to the following global destinations:
Los Angeles, Mauritius, Tokyo, Kabul via Delhi, Washington*, Kathmandu, Osaka, Paris, Chicago, Indian destinations, Amsterdam
Kuala Lampur, Newark, Muscat, Istanbul, Vienna, Toronto, Shanghai, Moscow, Frankfurt, Singapore via Mumbai, Bangkok, Munich
Frequent Flyer Programme: The airline constantly tries to woo consumers by making attractive additions to its frequent flyer programme. Air India’s frequent flyer programme is known as Flying Returns. Members of the programme are entitled to benefits like hotel accommodation, discounted seats, flight mileage, and class upgrades.
Sometime back, Air India also entered into a frequent flyer partnership with Singapore Airlines. This allows clients of both airlines to redeem their frequent flyer miles by choosing their flights from both Air India and Singapore Airlines.
Cabin Classes: Air India pampers its passengers with state of the art service and features on its sparkling carriers at competitive airfares. Take your pick from the following 3 categories:
- First Class
- Executive Class
- Economy Class
Lounges: Air India prides itself on its Maharaja Lounge facility for first and business class passengers. As of now, the airline operates this facility in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, London Heathrow, and New York JFK airports. Air India has also teamed up with different airports and airlines to offer shared lounge facilities in locations that lack a Maharaja Lounge.
In-flight Service and Entertainment: Air India is not just about flying. The word luxury would be an understatement if one were to define the sinfully indulgent wining, dining, and shopping experience aboard Air India flights. The Sky Bazaar scheme allows you to select from a range of duty free goodies after you board the flight. The first class has Personal Entertainment Alliance allowing passengers the freedom of choice watch their favourite movies or soaps. The seats in the first and executive classes are also perfect for napping as they double up as comfortable beds. Elegant sari clad air hostesses bestow you with a warm dose of Indian hospitality.
Online check-in: The airline provides online check in facility to passengers holding a confirmed reservation. Those who travel on a connecting flight need to check in separately for each leg of the journey. The online check in confirmation slip needs to be printed out and produced at the airport at least one and a half hours prior to take off.
Baggage Policy: Free check in baggage up to 40 kg, 30 kg, and 20 kg is permitted for its first, executive, and economy class passengers respectively. First class passengers who want to avail the 40 kg allowance need to carry two pieces of baggage, which add up to 40 kg but individually do not exceed 32 kg. However, baggage policy is subject to change and the allowance varies from destination to destination. Passengers should check out the website for latest information or contact the airline.
Awards and Accolades: Recently, the airline was in news for winning the ‘Emerging Freighter Services of the Year’ award.






