Air India restores most international flights from Sep 1, adds frequencies
Air India has announced that it will restore most of its international flights starting from September 1, and will also add more frequencies to some routes. This move comes after the airline temporarily cut back on flights due to rising fuel costs, which were exacerbated by the conflict in West Asia. The restoration of flights is a positive sign for the airline and the travel industry, as it suggests that fuel costs may be stabilizing, and could have a positive impact on the airline's operations and revenue.
Read the source report: The Hindu
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