Air India on Tuesday said it will operate additional flights to Europe and North America from this week through next week amid strong demand for international travel due to the ongoing situation in the West Asia region.
The airline will operate 36 additional flights connecting Delhi and Mumbai with key destinations such as London (Heathrow), Toronto, Frankfurt and Zurich between March 19 and March 28.
The move will add over 10,000 seats across these routes, enhancing capacity and offering more travel options at a time when
international connectivity remains constrained, the airline said.
The additional services will be operated on the following sectors: Delhi-London (Heathrow), Mumbai-London (Heathrow), Delhi-Frankfurt, Delhi-Zurich and Delhi-Toronto. This follows Air India’s earlier announcement of operating 78 additional flights on nine routes between March 10 and March 18 to meet surging demand.
Bookings for these flights are being progressively opened across all channels, including the airline’s official website, mobile app and authorised travel agents.