Bengaluru: With air travel rebounding strongly post-pandemic, Indian airlines have been quick to jump onto the premiumisation bandwagon. The latest to hop on is Air India Express, subsidiary of Tata-owned Air India, which, on Tuesday, announced the introduction of Vista VIP fares on routes operated by Boeing 737-8 aircraft, the airline’s latest addition to its fleet.
This comes close on the heels of Air India bringing in ‘Premium Economy’ cabins on some of its international routes including Bengaluru – San Francisco, Mumbai – San Francisco and Mumbai – New York.
The Vista VIP class, essentially a premium offering, will include additional amenities like wider seats and more legroom,
