Find out about Vistara’s last journey and its merger with Air India, creating India’s largest international airline.

Vistara Airlines bids an emotional farewell as it completes its last flight before merging with Air India, marking a significant shift in India's aviation landscape.

Campbell Wilson, Managing Director and CEO of Air India, said, “This completes the consolidation and restructuring phase of Air India Group’s post-privatisation transformation

The consolidation of the four Tata-owned airlines into one group operating one full-service and one low-cost airline is part of the ongoing, five-year transformation programme, Vihaan, which is focused on establishing Air India Group as a world-class global aviation company with an Indian heart.

Air India completed the Vistara merger on Tuesday, forming an integrated airline partly owned by Singapore Airlines.

Known for its high ratings in food, service, and cabin quality, Vistara has built a loyal customer base and the decision to retire the Vistara brand has been criticised by fans, b

The new 'Air India’ will operate flights with airline code ‘AI’ while Vistara aircraft will have a four-digit flight number beginning with the digit “2”

Vistara's final flight as an independent airline takes off tonight, marking the completion of its merger with Air India. From tomorrow, Vistara’s operations will be fully integrated into Air India, as Tata’s aviation footprint expands with this strategic consolidation.

After the merger, Singapore Airlines will have a 25.1 per cent stake in Tata Group-owned Air India. The merger of the two full-service carriers is scheduled to be completed on November 12 (Tuesday).