Air India trims six international routes June–August on airspace curbs, fuel cost surge
Tata-owned Air India will temporarily suspend Delhi-Chicago, Mumbai-New York, Delhi-Shanghai, Chennai-Singapore and two other long-haul routes June through August, citing airspace restrictions and elevated ATF prices. Carrier maintains 1,200+ monthly international flights; FIA pushes for ATF pricing reform.
Air India temporarily suspends 6 long-haul routes June-August including Delhi-Chicago and Mumbai-New York, citing airspace curbs and high fuel costs.
Indian Express · Business · 5/15/2026, 1:43:28 AM · Ask about this →