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Air India Launches Its First Flight on Airbus A350 to JFK Airport

Karolina Kirillova
Last updated: 6 November 2024 22:03
By Karolina Kirillova 4 Min Read
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Air India has become the first Indian airline to fly an Airbus 350. The aircraft will be used between Delhi and JFK Airport, underling the airline’s aspiration to modernise its fleet and improve transatlantic services. With the addition of the Airbus 350 to its fleet, Air India can optimise the efficiency and stability of flights on long-haul routes, providing a world-class travel experience for airline passengers. Under the management of Tata Group, Air India is making every effort to improve its services and enhance its international status.

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Reasons for Choosing the Airbus 350 Model for OperationsImprovement to Passenger ExperienceAir India’s Sustainable GrowthFuture of the Airline

Reasons for Choosing the Airbus 350 Model for Operations

The Airbus 350 is currently the most widely available choice for long-haul routes. The model has exceptional fuel efficiency and uses advanced technologies. These characteristics lead to lower emissions and operating costs compared to other models. The optimised aerodynamic construction and lightweight composite materials of the Airbus A350 allow it to burn less fuel per passenger mile. This feature is not yet available for many other wide-bodied aircraft. Air India has environmental objectives. For this reason, the Airbus 350 is ideally suited for the airline’s new transatlantic flight from Delhi to JFK. The Airbus 350 is characterised by the ability to have a long range with less environmental impact which also meets the operational requirements of Air India. Air India is devoted to sustainable growth and regular fleet renewal. The economic and modern structure of the Airbus 350 is well suited for successful future cooperation with the airline.

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Airbus A350 XWB Passenger Jet Plane. © inhabitant

Improvement to Passenger Experience

The transatlantic flight is long-haul, requiring Air India to ensure comfortable conditions for passengers. The Airbus 350 is equipped with wider seating areas, noise-reduction functions and improved air quality, thanks to improved pressure settings and air filtration in the cabin. Spacious aircraft interiors and fresher healthy air minimise passengers’ fatigue during travel. Also, the JFK route includes additional on-board amenities including new comfortable seats for all classes of the cabin and a modern entertainment system that will satisfy every passenger’s expectations. Air India’s mission is to ensure the comfort and well-being of its passengers. This is what makes the airline competitive in the global market. Travellers seeking premium service on long international flights can rely on the high quality of Air India’s operation.

The image of economy class cabin in Finnair's A350 XWB, the first particular aircraft of its type to enter service in Europe.
Cabin in Finnair’s Airbus A350 XWB. © Tungsten

Air India’s Sustainable Growth

After Tata Group assumed leadership of Air India, the airline started to develop its growth steadily. It launched an ambitious modernisation strategy and directed investments in fleet renewal. The airline has invested $400 million in the refurbishment of its current aircraft. It then placed a large order for 470 new aircraft models from Boeing and Airbus. Air India has introduced these renovations to reduce the carbon emissions from its flights. By prioritising fuel efficiency and passenger comfort, the airline is strengthening its position in the global aviation market. The airline’s initiatives raise its quality to the same level as other renowned international carriers. Now they must conduct more environmentally friendly operations and improve customer satisfaction.

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Future of the Airline

The launch of the Airbus 350 marks the development of quality and sustainability for Air India. The premium travel experience of transatlantic travel will strengthen and expand the international presence of the airline.

Will you be flying from Delhi to JFK on the Airbus 350 with Air India? Tell us in the comments below!

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Karolina Kirillova
By Karolina Kirillova
Aviation Reporter - Starting with Travel Radar as an intern in 2024, Karolina is a content writer and editor. With foreign language, independent research and digital marketing know-how, Karolina delves deep into the latest news to find the true story.
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All flights to Delhi is creating heavy rush at the airport nowadays. If it keep as a transit for connecting passengers like before , would reduce the rush there allowing the customs clearance and immigration at the destination airport.

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