The merger of Air India and Vistara was officially completed on Tuesday, November 12, 2024. The newly merged entity will now operate over 5,600 weekly flights and serve more than 90 domestic and international destinations with a fleet of 208 aircraft.

Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran on Thursday said the best qualities of Vistara are being brought to Air India, which was in decline for a number of systemic reasons when Tatas took over the airline two years back,

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

Customers will continue to experience Vistara's in-flight service and the cabin crew that they are accustomed to, Chandrasekaran says.

The crew of Vistara Airlines made a video of them bidding goodbye to the passengers aboard the airline’s last flight prior to its merger with Tata-owned Air India. When X user Aman Gulati posted the video on X, it struck a chord with Vistara’s loyal customer base and aviation enthusiasts, and went viral.

The merger between Air India and Vistara, completed on November 12, marks a significant step in transforming Air India into a world-class airline. This merger, part of a strategic consolidation, aims at improving customer experience and operational efficiency,

Kruti Berawala examines Tata’s decision to merge Vistara into Air India, a move that seeks to blend Air India’s legacy with Vistara’s premium appeal.

While the integration aims to streamline operations and expand service offerings, one notable aspect of the merger is the continuity of Vistara’s distinctive livery for the time being.

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

Vistara operated its last flight under its own brand today before it merges with Air India tomorrow. This would bring down the number of full service carriers in India to one from five within 17 years.

This merger represents the largest consolidation in Indian aviation since 2006-07, when Indian Airlines merged with Air India, Air Sahara joined Jet Airways, and Air Deccan was incorporated into Kingfisher Airlines.