Air India

Air India Logo Air India, the state-owned international carrier of the country, today has an extensive worldwide network offering both passenger and cargo services to more than 140 destinations across east and South Asia and the Middle East, East Africa, South East Asia, Western Europe and the UK. With Air India and Indian Airlines aligning their resources together, it has now become a part of National Aviation Corporation of India Ltd along with two of their subsidiaries, i.e. Alliance Air and Air India Express. In addition to together servicing 52 cities within the country, both these airlines offer direct connections to more than 35 international destinations all over the world.

Air India Baggage Allowance

As per Air India baggage policy, luggage more than 115 linear centimetres (55 + 40 + 20) in size needs to be checked-in. Anything less than that, as per baggage rules, can be treated as cabin luggage and taken inside the cabin. However, the baggage weight should not exceed 8 kgs. The Air India check-in baggage policy states that 25 kgs of luggage can be checked-in by Economy Class passengers, 35 kgs by Executive Class Passengers and 40 Kgs by First Class Passengers, free of charge. Baggage restrictions deny passengers to carry on board, items such as scissors, lighters, explosive materials, firearms and all kinds of flammable items.

Air India Destination & Services

Air India Fleet

Air India's fleet has a total operational fleet of a whopping 149 passenger planes, out of which 35 are Wide Body Planes and 114 are Narrow Body. Other than these, there are 10 freight careers. While most of the planes are used by Air India itself, a few of them have been leased out as well.

Air India Awards & Recognition

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