Air India Express to Eliminate Business Class, Focuses on Economy Seats and Expanding Network

Air India Express, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, is set to undergo a major transformation. The airline will eliminate business class seats from its planes starting April 2025, focusing solely on economy class. This shift aligns with their strategy of expanding their network, connecting smaller cities with metros and establishing new international routes. The move will also see the airline’s fleet grow to over 110 aircraft by the end of the fiscal year.

Lenskart Executive Accuses Air India Express of Mistreating Her Elderly Mother: A Shocking Tale of Inhumane Treatment

Aanchal Jain, a senior executive at Lenskart, has publicly accused Air India Express of mistreating her 71-year-old mother during a flight from Kochi to Bengaluru. Jain alleges that her mother, who suffers from a hand fracture, was forced to walk to a dimly lit area, made to sit on a dirty floor to open her luggage, and was pressured to pay a hefty excess baggage fee despite her vulnerable condition. Air India Express responded with a statement acknowledging the baggage issue but apologizing for the distress caused. However, Jain maintains that the core issue lies in the airline’s alleged mistreatment of her mother, not the excess baggage policy.

Indian Aviation Authority Issues Safety Advisory for Boeing 737 Aircraft

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India has issued a safety advisory for airlines operating Boeing 737 aircraft, addressing potential risks related to a jammed rudder control system. This follows a recent investigation by the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that highlighted concerns about the rudder rollout guidance actuators used in some Boeing 737 models. The DGCA has mandated safety measures for Indian carriers, including crew training and safety assessments, to mitigate these risks.

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