Tata Group's Air India Reveals First Look Of Its Airbus A350 Jet

Tata-owned Air India took to X on Saturday to reveal the first look of its wide-body Airbus A350 jet which is expected to arrive in India during winter.

First look of the Airbus A350

Source : X/@airindia

Tata's Air India revealed the first look of its 'wide-body' Airbus A350 jet on Saturday. Air India shared the images of the giant from France's Toulouse. The wide-body jet is expected to come to India during the winter. Air India, while taking to X (formerly Twitter), wrote, "Here's the first look of the majestic A350 in our new livery at the paint shop in Toulouse. Our A350s start coming home this winter."

Here's the first look of the majestic A350 in our new livery at the paint shop in Toulouse. Our A350s start coming home this winter... @Airbus #FlyAI #AirIndia #NewFleet #Airbus350 pic.twitter.com/nGe3hIExsx

— Air India (@airindia) October 6, 2023

This sneak peek of the wide-body jet will only add to the excitement and anticipation that people have about the debut of Air India's A350 fleet which will happen this winter. 

This new addition symbolises a fresh chapter for Air India and it reflects its commitment to offer a modern and visually much more appealing experience for its passengers, reported news agency ANI. 

The Airbus A350 is known across the globe for its state-of-the-art design and advanced features which makes it an ideal addition to the fleet of the Tata Group's Air India. This jet is also known for its fuel efficiency, spacious cabins, and advanced technology which ensures a smooth and comfortable journey for its passengers. 

With this new addition, Air India is expected to enhance its long-haul offerings and solidify its position as the leading player in the aviation industry, reported ANI.

Passengers can now look forward to an enhanced in-flight experience including its comfort and services. 

Earlier this year, Air India had rebranded itself with a new red-aubergine-gold look and a new logo 'The Vista'. According to NDTV, $400 million is being spent in order to refurbish its entire fleet to incorporate the new look. According to the top officials of the airline, Air India seeks to completely transform itself with a touch of legacy, reported NDTV.