Air India eyes rollback of West Asia flight cuts as crisis eases, fuel softens
CEO Campbell Wilson signals restoration of curtailed international services as tensions ebb. Retrofitted 787s drive NPS to +43 from -31 and satisfaction to 4.1/5. New routes: Mumbai-Haneda, Navi Mumbai-Abu Dhabi, Guwahati-Gulf, Pune-Amritsar.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson signals possible rollback of international schedule cuts as West Asia tensions ease and fuel prices drop. Retrofitted 787s lift NPS sharply; new Mumbai-Haneda, Navi Mumbai-Abu Dhabi, Guwahati-Gulf and Pune-Amritsar routes launching.
Why this matters
Builds on Air India's expansion drive after 'Easy Connect' added 18 global routes and six Tier-II hubs, while leadership churn brought ex-aviation secretary Kharola as advisor.
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