Iran war fallout forces Singapore Airlines-backed Air India to cancel 27% of international flights

Air India plans to cut more than 25% of its international flights starting in June as rising costs squeeze operations. The reduction signals weaker near-term fundamentals and a more cautious outlook for the carrier and broader travel demand, though the article provides no financial metrics beyond the capacity cut.

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Air India plans to cut more than 25% of its international flights starting in June as rising costs squeeze operations. The reduction signals weaker near-term fundamentals and a more cautious outlook for the carrier and broader travel demand, though the article provides no financial metrics beyond the capacity cut.