New Delhi : Air India has unveiled plans to add more flights on key routes as part of its Northern Summer schedule, starting 30 March 2025.

The airline will operate additional frequencies on several popular routes to the UK, Europe, Far East Asia, and Africa.

As part of its plans, the airline is ramping up services to the United Kingdom, including Delhi-Heathrow where the airline will add three weekly flights, bringing the total to 24 weekly flights from the current 21. The expanded services will have a combination of Air India’s Airbus A350-900 and the upgraded Boeing 787-9 aircraft, it stated.

Its frequency on the Amritsar-Birmingham route will also increase from three to four weekly flights and on the Amritsar-London Gatwick route, from three to four weekly flights. Similarly, flights on the Ahmedabad-Gatwick route will grow from three to five weekly services.

Further, the Delhi-Zurich flights will see an increase from four to five weekly flights and Delhi-Vienna from three to four weekly flights.

Air India is also strengthening its presence in East Asia, with the Delhi-Seoul (Incheon) flights increasing from four to five weekly flights over growing demand.

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