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Air India to shift more West-bound capacity from Delhi to Mumbai amid Pakistan airspace closure
By Neha LM Tripathi3 min read at Hindustan Times
In brief
Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam announced that the airline will shift more Europe- and US-bound capacity from Delhi to Mumbai due to the continued closure of Pakistani airspace.
He stated that this restructuring is part of efforts to regain overseas market share and improve the airline's financial performance.
The CEO also mentioned exploring Bengaluru as a third hub to build India's international connectivity.
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Air India will shift more of its Europe- and US-bound capacity to Mumbai from Delhi as the continued closure of Pakistani airspace hits its western-bound network harder from the national Capital, the airline’s chief executive officer (CEO) Tewolde Gebremariam said on Tuesday. He said a of the airline’s international network is part of efforts to .
“Most of our network, unfortunately, in Europe and America, has been affected by the airspace closure,” Gebremariam said at the Aviation India and South Asia 2026 conference in New Delhi. Gebremariam said the airline would continue operating flights to Europe and the US from the Capital, but move a larger share of the capacity to Mumbai.
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