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Air India Rebranding Highlights: New logo, livery unveiled; $400 million spent on refurbishing aircraft

"We have spent around $400 million to refurbish our aircraft till now," Airline India CEO Cambell Wilson said, adding "all our legacy 777 and 787 dreamliner planes will be refitted by next year".

August 10, 2023 / 20:54 IST
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The iconic 'Maharaja', which has served as Air India's mascot for decades, will "live on" and continue to "be part of the airline's journey into the future", CEO Campbell Wilson clarified, amid speculations that the airline would be phasing it out with the adoption of a new logo.

August 10, 2023 / 20:48 IST

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August 10, 2023 / 20:31 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: One-third of airline's wide body planes to have new cabins by March 2024, says CEO

Air Indiawill look to lease some aircraft for longer periods "until deliveries of new aircraft picks up pace", the airline's CEO Cambpell Wilson said. One-third of the airline'swide body planes will have the new cabins by March 2024, he noted, adding that the product upgradation of cabins of narrow body planes will be majorly done by way of new aircraft delivery.

August 10, 2023 / 20:23 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: Expect airline's wide body fleet to be refurbished by 2025-end, says CEO

"We expect Air India's wide body fleet to be refurbished by the end of 2025," Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said, adding that wide-body refurbishment will start in a year. The airline's new wide body aircraft that are arriving will be fitted with new refurbished interiors, he further noted.

August 10, 2023 / 20:18 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: Sneak peek into AI's new refurbished Boeing 777 planes

Here's a sneak peek into Air India's new refurbished Boeing 777 planes, that are targetted to be refitted by next year.

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August 10, 2023 / 20:08 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: Maharaja will live on, be part of airline's journey in future, CEO clarifies

The iconic 'Maharaja', which has served as Air India's mascot for decades, will "live on" and continue to "be part of the airline's journey into the future", CEO Campbell Wilson clarified, amid speculations that the airline would be phasing it out with the adoption of anew logo.

August 10, 2023 / 20:07 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: Spent around $400 million to refurbish aircraft till now, says Air India CEO

"We have spent around $ 400 million to refurbish our aircraft till now," the Airline India CEO said.The first Airbus A350 wide body plane will come to India soon, Cambell Wilson added, further noting that "all our legacy 777 and 787 dreamliner planes will be refitted by next year".

August 10, 2023 / 20:03 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: New website, new mobile app and completely new customer care setup by year-end, says Air India CEO

"We have launched a new website and mobile app for Air India...A completely new customer care center will be setup by the end of the year," Air India CEO Cambell Wilson said.

August 10, 2023 / 20:02 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: 'In midst of transformation...still long way to go', says CEO Campbell Wilson

"Air India is in the midst of transformation.We are still a long way to go but we have started strong," Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said, while addressing the rebranding event.

August 10, 2023 / 19:59 IST

Air India Rebranding LIVE: New logo 'Vista' inspite by peak of the gold window frame, airline says

"Air India’s new logo symbol - ‘The Vista’ - is inspired by the peak of the gold window frame, signifying limitless possibilities, progressiveness, and the airline’s bold, confident outlook for the future," the airline said in a release.

"The new look reimagines the iconic Indian window shape, historically used by Air India, into a gold window frame that becomes central to the new brand design system - symbolising a ‘Window of Possibilities’," it added.

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