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Air India will buy 450 aircraft from Airbus and Boeing<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Air India, a part of the Tata Sons conglomerate, today announced it has signed letters of intent with Airbus and Boeing to buy both wide-body and single-aisle aircraft.<\/p>\n

The order comprises 40 Airbus A350s, 20 Boeing 787s and 10 Boeing 777-9s wide-body aircraft, as well as 210 Airbus A320\/321 Neos and 190 Boeing 737 MAX single-aisle aircraft.<\/p>\n

Rolls-Royce engines will power the A350. GE Aerospace engines will power the B777\/787s.<\/p>\n

CFM International engines will power all single-aisle aircraft.<\/p>\n

The first of the new aircraft<\/a> will enter service later this year, with the bulk to arrive from mid-2025 onwards.<\/p>\n

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Air India will buy 20 Boeing 787s<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Meantime, Air India has already started taking delivery of 11 leased B777 and 25 A320 aircraft to accelerate its fleet and network expansion.<\/p>\n

The acquisition of new aircraft, which will come with an entirely new cabin interior, complements Air India’s previously announced plan to refit its existing wide-body B787 and B777 aircraft with new seats and in-flight entertainment systems. The first of these refitted aircraft will enter service in mid-2024.<\/p>\n

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Air India will buy 190 Boeing 737 MAX single-aisle aircraft<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The Air India group comprises full-service Air India, as well as two low-cost subsidiaries Air India Express and Air Asia India, which are in the process of merging. Its parent, Tata Sons, recently announced its intention to merge Air India with full-service airline Vistara, a joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines in which the former holds a 51 per cent share.<\/p>\n

In steady state, subject to regulatory approval, the group would comprise a single full-service airline, Air India, and a single low-cost airline, Air India Express.<\/p>\n

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