Air India will restore most of its international flight services from September 1, 2026, while increasing frequencies on several major long-haul routes. For the upcoming IATA winter season, the airline plans additional flights to Milan Malpensa, Frankfurt, Zurich, Vienna, Melbourne, Tokyo and New York. The move follows temporary capacity cuts earlier this year and is expected to improve international connectivity for Indian travellers across key global markets.
Air India restores international flights by September 2026

Air India Restores International Flights Amidst Operational Adjustments