Updated On: 14 September, 2012 07:40 AM IST | | Bipin Kumar Singh
Airline officials are keeping their fingers crossed that the new aircraft will increase revenue but aviation experts are not ready to accept it as a game changer
The first of the expected 27 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircrafts has finally been inducted into the fleet of Air India. The government hopes that theu00a0aircrafts, with high-end features such as fuel efficiency, a seating capacity of 256 passengers and more leg space, will give a shot of life to the beleaguered national carrier’s sliding revenues.u00a0

Flying on a prayer: Air India staffers perform a traditional religious ceremony for safe flights