Air India’s A350 Debuts on Delhi-New York Route with Luxury Features.

Air India’s Flagship A350 Makes Ultra Long-Haul Debut on Delhi-New York (JFK) Route

Air India has launched its flagship A350-900 aircraft on daily non-stop flights between Delhi and New York’s JFK Airport. This milestone is a part of the airline’s strategy to enhance its international offerings.

  • Flight Details: Daily non-stop flights from Delhi to JFK, with a five-times-weekly service to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) starting January 2, 2025.
  • Premium Offerings: The A350 features private suites in Business Class and a new Premium Economy cabin, providing travelers with an upscale experience.
  • Unique Business Class Features: Air India becomes the only non-stop carrier from India to the USA offering private suites with sliding doors in Business Class, each with a full lie-flat bed and direct aisle access.
  • New Premium Economy Cabin: The Premium Economy section includes 24 extra-legroom seats in a 2-4-2 configuration, designed to meet the growing demand for comfortable travel options.
  • Onboard Wi-Fi: The airline plans to roll out onboard Wi-Fi, allowing passengers to stay connected during flights.
  • Enhanced Passenger Experience: The A350 will feature upgraded meal menus, new serviceware, and luxury amenity kits designed by Ferragamo for Business Class and TUMI for Premium Economy.
  • Transformation Program: CEO Campbell Wilson highlighted that the A350 signifies a new era for Air India, aligning with its Vihaan.AI transformation program aimed at revitalizing the airline post-privatization.

With these enhancements, Air India aims to cater to the increasing demand for travel between India and the United States, offering a luxurious and efficient travel experience. The introduction of the A350 marks a pivotal moment in the airline’s journey to redefine international air travel from India.

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