The enlarged Air India will operate over 5,600 weekly flights, connecting more than 90 domestic and international destinations with a fleet of 210

Indian airline Vistara operated its last flight on Monday. The flight for took off from Odisha on November 11, marking the end of Vistara's operations before it merged with Air India. The first combined Air India-Vistara international flight departed Doha bound for Mumbai on Tuesday.

Air India completed the Vistara merger on Tuesday, forming an integrated airline partly owned by Singapore Airlines.

Air India Group, with a combined fleet of 300 aircraft, now operates 8,500 weekly flights across 312 domestic and international routes. The merger of Air India and Vistara has created India's largest international and second-largest domestic airline,

Vistara, India's last remaining full-service airline, has merged with Air India, creating the country's largest carrier. This marks the end of an era for full-service airlines in India, leaving only low-cost carriers.

Vistara bids an emotional farewell with its final flight as it merges with Air India, marking the start of a new era in Indian aviation.

Known for its high ratings in food, service, and cabin quality, Vistara has built a loyal customer base and the decision to retire the Vistara brand has been criticised by fans, b

It's the end of an era as Vistara takes its last flight and is rebranded as Air India starting today. What changes can you expect? Take a look.

The new 'Air India’ will operate flights with airline code ‘AI’ while Vistara aircraft will have a four-digit flight number beginning with the digit “2”