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Air India Axes Many Flights as Woes Widen
Mint Hyderabad
|June 18, 2025
The disruptions come as investigators probe an Ahmedabad-London Air India crash on 12 June
Troubles continued at Air India, which is facing the biggest crisis since Tata group bought the airline three and a half years back, with its flights to London and Paris on Tuesday being cancelled for varied reasons and a glitch forcing fliers on San Francisco-Mumbai flight to deplane during a stop-over.
This story is from the June 18, 2025 edition of Mint Hyderabad.
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