Air India has unveiled a significant update to its international flight network, marking the airline’s first major route optimisation since its merger with Vistara. This has led to the reduction in the frequency of multiple international flights from Mumbai from January 1.

According to the airline announcement, Air India has made a series of notable changes like—fleet integration, expanded frequencies and optimised aircraft usage tolls—to name a few. Routes like Delhi–Bangkok and Delhi–Dhaka have seen frequency increases to meet growing demand. Modifications to schedules have been made where some cities have seen an increase in the number of flights on its routes. Meanwhile, international routes from Mumbai have seen reduced frequency.