From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaAir India to shift more West-bound capacity from Delhi to Mumbai amid Pakistan airspace closure
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Air India is shifting a larger share of its Europe‑ and America‑bound services to Mumbai because of ongoing airspace restrictions over Pakistan, said CEO and Managing Director Tewolde Gebremariam on Tuesday. The airline aims to rebalance its international operations amid the operational hurdles caused by the Pakistan airspace ban.
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NEW DELHI: Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said the airline was considering rebalancing its hubs and restructuring its international operations to mitigate the impact of Pakistan's airspace closure. “We have a unique problem with the closure of Pakistani airspace. It is affecting us, but our…
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Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said the airline is working to reduce operating costs and improve passenger yields as it pursues a financial turnaround. The plan includes bringing unit costs in line with industry levels, restructuring its Delhi network, expanding international flights from Mumbai…
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The airline would operate flights to Europe and the US from Delhi, but move a larger capacity share to Mumbai
