Air India's A350 Bookings Open: Check Flight Schedule, Routes And Timings Here
Initially, the aircraft will be deployed on domestic routes for crew familiarisation and regulatory compliance purposes.
Tata Group-owned Air India on Tuesday announced the commencement of their new Airbus A350-900 operations from January 22. The carrier has started bookings for the flights.
The first Air India A350 flight is from Bengaluru to Mumbai. The plane will operate flights from Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai. Initially, the aircraft will be deployed on domestic routes for crew familiarisation and regulatory compliance purposes. The A350 aircraft will be later deployed for longer-haul flights to destinations across continents.
Bookings Open For Flights on January 22, 2024
AI 589: Bangalore to Mumbai from 07:05 am to 08:50 am
AI 589: Mumbai to Chennai from 10:05 am to 12:05 pm
AI 589: Chennai to Bangalore from 01:20 pm to 02:30 pm
AI 587: Bangalore to Chennai from 04.00 pm to 05.10 pm
AI 587: Chennai to Hyderabad from 06.30 pm to 07.40 pm
AI 587: Hyderabad to Bangalore from 09.10 pm to 10.20 pm
AI 868: Bangalore to Mumbai
AI 869: Delhi to Bangalore
Flight timings have been taken from the Air India website. They are subject to change as per their schedule.
The 316-seater A350-900 aircraft comes in a three-class cabin configuration with 28 private business class suites with full-flat beds, 24 premium economy seats with extra legroom and 264 spacious economy class seats.
Air India's A350-900 Arrival In India
In December 2023, Air India's first wide-body A350-900 aircraft, sporting a new brand livery, arrived in New Delhi from European aviation major, Airbus' Toulouse facility in France.
The aircraft, registered as VT-JRA, touched down at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The aircraft is the first of Air India's order for 20 Airbus A350-900s, with five more scheduled for delivery through March 2024.
Apart from these, the airline's orders for 470 new aircraft include 34 A350-1000s, 20 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, 10 Boeing 777Xs, 140 A320 neos, 70 A321 neos and 190 Boeing 737MAXs.
(With PTI inputs)
