Representative image of an Air India flight.
Credit: Air India
Mumbai: National carrier Air India announced the addition of 174 weekly flights on key domestic and short-haul international routes, operated by its single-aisle aircraft, as part of the Northern Winter Schedule, beginning 26 October 2025.
This expansion enhances connectivity to major cities in India and Southeast Asia in high demand.
Additions to short-haul international routes
Delhi-Kuala Lumpur: Increasing from 7x to 10x weekly flights, effective 15 November
Delhi-Denpasar (Bali): Increasing from 7x to 10x weekly flights, effective 01 December
Additions to domestic India routes
Seasonal additions of flights to Rajasthan, effective 26 October:
Delhi-Jaipur (new route): Introducing 3x daily flights
Delhi-Jaisalmer (new route): Introducing 2x daily flights
Delhi-Udaipur: Increasing from 2x to 3x daily flights
Mumbai-Jaipur: Increasing from 3x to 4x daily flights
Mumbai-Udaipur: Increasing from 3x to 4x daily flights
Mumbai-Jodhpur: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
More flights to Madhya Pradesh, effective 26 October:
Delhi-Indore: Increasing from 3x to 4x daily flights
Delhi-Bhopal: Increasing from 2x to 3x daily flights
Mumbai-Indore: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
More flights to Gujarat, effective 26 October:
Mumbai-Bhuj: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Delhi-Rajkot: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Other frequency additions, effective 26 October:
Delhi-Varanasi: Increasing from 2x to 3x daily flights
Delhi-Raipur: Increasing from 2x to 3x daily flights
Delhi-Port Blair: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Delhi-Aurangabad: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Delhi-Guwahati: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Delhi-Nagpur: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Mumbai-Dehradun: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Mumbai-Patna: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flight
Mumbai-Amritsar: Increasing from 1x to 2x daily flights
Air India’s retrofit programme for its legacy Airbus A320neo aircraft, launched in September 2024, is nearing completion this month.
Of the 27 legacy A320neo aircraft, 26 have been retrofitted with brand-new cabin interiors featuring three classes: Business Class, Premium Economy, and Economy Class.
Combined with other modern single-aisle aircraft, Air India now operates over 100 A320 Family aircraft with world-class cabin interiors, delivering a significantly enhanced travel experience on more than 80 domestic and short-haul international routes.