Air India Eyes Revival of International Flights as Gulf Tensions Subside

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Air India is considering restoring some of its international flight services following an easing of tensions in the Gulf region. The airline had scaled back operations on certain international routes during the June to August period this year. The cutbacks were driven by airspace restrictions imposed over parts of the Middle East. Record-high international jet fuel prices during the same period further compelled the airline to reduce its services.

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