Air India

The reviewed first-party disclosures do not publish an independently normalized incident record with a comparable fleet-exposure denominator, so this metric remains excluded.

India is not among the 16 States under a country-wide operating ban in the 48th update of the EU Air Safety List (9 June 2026), and Air India is not individually listed in Annex A or Annex B.

Planespotters reports a current average fleet age of 8.7 years across 185 aircraft, updated Jul 14, 2026.

The current fleet disclosure publishes 185 operating aircraft, including Airbus A350, A320-family, Boeing 777 and Boeing 787 types used across short-, medium- and long-haul services.

Five reviewed first-party capabilities were counted: online booking, web check-in, flight tracking, manage booking, and published schedules.

Air India's current company profile publishes a network of 79 destinations.

Air India publishes Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins on its Boeing 787-9, and premium cabins across other fleet types.

Three reviewed disclosure categories are published: current fleet composition, a dated international route map, and network/service updates in the operator newsroom.

Air India appears in IATA's current member directory. IATA requires members to obtain and retain IOSA registration.

The published 185-aircraft composition combines narrow-body A320-family aircraft with wide-body A350, Boeing 777 and Boeing 787 aircraft for domestic, regional and long-haul operations.