Resentment among Air India pilots over retirement age disparity ahead of Vistara merger remains unaddressed by management.

India's aviation sector is about to undergo a major change. Vistara is merging with Air India. This will leave India with only one full-service airline. Singapore Airlines will have a 25.1% stake in the new Air India.

When Vistara folds up into the Air India Group on Monday, the number of full service carriers in the fast-growing Indian aviation space will come down to just one from five in a span of over 17 years. Also, the merger -- that will see Vistara's 49 per cent ...

The merger, which was announced on November 29, 2022, and is expected to be finalised by November 11, 2024, will give Singapore Airlines a 25.1 percent stake in the expanded Air India.

Vistara and Air India merger details, including executive roles, flight operations, and crew integration, set for 12.

Singapore Airlines is set to boost its stake in Air India by investing an additional Rs 3,194.5 crore following the Vistara merger, slated for complet

In the first month following the merger, over 115,000 passengers holding Vistara tickets will fly under the Air India banner, though the familiar Vistara experience will remain intact.

As Vistara and Air India join forces, travelers should keep a few key dates in mind to stay updated on changes to their booking, loyalty rewards, and travel experience. Starting November 12, 2024, all Vistara flights will be bookable through Air India’s platform,

Singapore Airlines to invest ₹3,194.5 crore in Tata Group-owned Air India post-merger with Vistara, gaining 25.1% stake.

The merger of Vistara with Air India will mark a major consolidation in the fast-growing Indian aviation space.