Air India to restore most flights from September after months of disruption
Tata-backed Air India will rebuild most domestic and international capacity from September after cuts driven by airspace closures and high fuel costs. North American routes and fleet constraints persist as the carrier faces a projected $3 billion FY26 loss on a ~290-strong fleet, only 220 operating.
Tata-backed Air India will restore most domestic and international flight capacity from September after months of cuts due to airspace closures and fuel costs, though North American routes and fleet constraints persist amid a projected $3 billion FY26 loss.
Why this matters
Air India continues its operational overhaul, following recent moves to revamp its mobile app with an in-house booking engine and disruption support. The capacity restoration extends that turnaround push amid heavy FY26 losses.
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