In an email to Maharaja Club members, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said that safety its the topmost priority of Air India's ...

Air India has raised the retirement age for its pilots from 58 to 65 years, marking a notable shift in its retirement policy.

Air India is intensifying efforts to enhance the reliability of its fleet, with initiatives that include adopting global best ...

Air India is working on improving the reliability of its aircraft, collaborating with Singapore on industry best practices ...

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson has reassured passengers of the airline's unwavering commitment to safety, aiming for full ...

New Delhi: Air India will increase the retirement age for its pilots to 65 and for non-flying staff to 60, up from the ...

Following the tragic crash of AI171 in Ahmedabad in June, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson has addressed passengers and frequent ...

Campbell Wilson tells Maharaja Club members Air India is reinforcing safety with detailed inspections, audits, and a ...

According to Campbell Wilson, Air India has carried out thorough fleet inspections on its Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft.

Air India will fully resume international flights by 1 October 2025, after a safety pause due to the Ahmedabad crash.

Air India is enhancing its aircraft reliability through an operational upgrade, addressing supply chain issues, and engaging ...

The Boeing 787-8 widebody aircraft sent for retrofit by Air India will return by December this year, after which more ...