Air India Express takes delivery of its first B737 aircraft
₹155.65 crore. Following the launch of Air India’s new logo and livery, the Tata group is set to introduce a fresh brand identity for Air India Express by October, Mint had reported earlier.
Earlier this month, both airlines commenced interline arrangement covering over 100 routes on their combined network. With a collective fleet of 56 aircraft, these two airlines link 44 destinations while serving over 250 routes spanning India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
Air India Express and AirAsia India also operate a unified website, airindiaexpress.com, enabling users to book, manage services, and check-in to flights across domestic and international routes with an integrated back-end passenger service system. The airline has also harmonized and rolled out new grades, compensation, and benefits across the organization, enabling greater transparency and career progression opportunities for all employees.
The airline had said that the new pay compensation structure is aligned with the recently rolled out structure and grades at Air India. In July, AirAsia India got an approval from the civil aviation regulator to operate its flights under the Air India Express brand.
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