Air India Express has expanded its next-generation narrowbody fleet with the recent delivery of a Boeing B737-8, carrying manufacturer serial number 61712. This aircraft is powered by LEAP-1B engines produced by CFM International, known for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
Air India Express, a low-cost subsidiary of Air India, was formally reprimanded in March 2025 by India’s aviation regulator for non-compliance with mandatory engine part replacements on an Airbus A320, as directed by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The incident involved serious breaches of maintenance protocol, including falsified documentation to falsely indicate compliance.
Air India Express has taken delivery of a new B737-8 aircraft, serial 63276, expanding its fleet with one of Boeing’s most advanced narrowbody jets. The aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1B engines, manufactured by CFM International, which offer significant improvements in fuel efficiency and emissions compared to earlier models.
Air India Express has strengthened its operational capabilities with the recent delivery of two B737-8 aircraft, serial numbers 43836 and 63284, both equipped with LEAP-1B engines. These new aircraft will enhance the airline’s capacity and efficiency, supporting its growth in India’s competitive domestic and international markets.
Air India has announced a restructuring of its leadership within subsidiary Air India Express (AIX), as part of ongoing governance realignment across the Tata Group’s aviation ventures. Campbell Wilson, the Group CEO of Air India, will step down as Chairman of AIX, with responsibilities handed over to two senior executives already embedded in the company’s leadership structure.
Air India Express, the low-cost arm of the Air India Group, has taken delivery of two Airbus A321neo aircraft as part of its ongoing fleet modernization and expansion strategy. The aircraft bear serial numbers 11113 and 11260, and are powered by LEAP-1A32 engines. Both units are leased from undisclosed lessors.
Air India Express, the low-cost subsidiary of the Air India Group, has taken delivery of a Boeing B737-8 aircraft, identified by serial number 63281, as part of its continued narrowbody fleet modernization. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1B engines, manufactured by CFM International, offering greater fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
Air India Express is set to transition to an all-economy class configuration by April 2026. This strategic move aims to streamline operations and focus exclusively on the budget-travel sector, responding to increasing demand for economical travel solutions. The decision involves removing all business and premium economy seating from its aircraft, maximizing capacity and simplifying the…
Air India Express (AIX), under the guidance of Managing Director Aloke Singh, is preparing for a significant expansion in the coming years, reflecting broader growth across the Indian aviation sector. According to Singh, capacity is expected to outpace demand among Indian carriers, prompting strategic fleet enhancements.
Air India Express, the budget airline subsidiary of India’s flagship carrier, has entered into definitive engine sale/leaseback agreements with Willis Lease Finance Corporation (WLFC), a prominent player in the aviation engine leasing market based in the US. This agreement pertains to 26 CFM56-7B engines installed on 13 of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
