Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 06:41pm on 15 Jul 2025,Tuesday International
Air India will gradually restore its international flights after scaling back operations following the June 12 Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people. From August 1, select routes like Delhi-Zurich, Delhi-Tokyo Haneda, and Delhi-Seoul Incheon will resume increased frequencies. Full operations are planned from October 1. The “safety pause” allowed precautionary checks on Boeing 787 aircraft amid airspace issues. Some routes like Bengaluru-London and Delhi-Nairobi will remain reduced or suspended until September 30. Air India will operate 525+ international flights weekly across 63 routes, contacting affected passengers for rebooking or refunds. (PC: HT)
