Air India's 1st Airbus A320neo ith new livery enters service

Air India has deployed its latest Airbus A320neo aircraft with new livery and interiors on commercial service as it looks to enhance customer experience on domestic routes. The airline’s new aircraft are now being delivered with the new color scheme and cabins, aligning with its vision of offering world-class service. On July 18, Air India’s latest narrowbody aircraft – an Airbus A320neo – with the airline's new livery entered commercial service. The plane is configured with premium cabins, including business class and premium economy. As previously assumed, its first flight was on the busy trunk route between Delhi and Bengaluru, with high demand for such seats. The A320neo – registered VT-RTN – took off as flight AI 813 from Delhi at 08:22 this morning and landed in Bengaluru at 10:43 after a flight of two hours and 22 minutes, per Flightradar24. The airline is putting the plane to good use and has three more flights scheduled today on the same sector. At the time of writing, it was on its second flight of the day, flying back to Delhi as flight AI 507.<br/>