Air India launches restaurant-style dining in long-haul Business Class
Written by AI from travelandtourworld.com's report. Not checked by a person.
Air India is introducing course-by-course fine dining in Business Class, starting on UK routes. It plans to extend the service to more international routes.
Air India has introduced restaurant-style, course-by-course dining for Business Class passengers on long-haul flights, beginning with routes to the United Kingdom. The airline plans to roll the offering out progressively to additional international routes. The report dates from late October 2026, so it is a fallback item.
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