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Drop a cool photo someone took of you doing your job Circa 2006 with the God himself @sachin_rt

Sad to see a massive talent like Hima Das going downhill. Not long ago, she was carrying India’s track hopes and inspiring millions.

Thank you Air India for the excellent service ✈️ My elderly mother recently took her first solo international journey, something we were quite anxious about given her minor health condition and language barriers. With over 10 hours of flying, a 5-hour layover, and another 2-hour flight, it was not an easy trip. But your crew made all the difference. From assisting her throughout to showing patience and genuine care, they ensured she was never alone. When she arrived, she said, “they took care of me like family.” That says it all. Truly grateful for the kindness and support. ✈️

@joybhattacharj @ShashiTharoor @Ram_Guha Our paths would have crossed during Quiz Time 88. We represented Cotton College in the 88 edition. In Guwahati, since you join college after Class 10 for pre-university, we ended up being the youngest participants in the history of the show — along with my team mate @partha_biz

Quiz teams who went on to stellar careers! @ShashiTharoor and Ramu Damodaran, former diplomat, ambassador & UN Communications director represented St. Stephen's with great success in the 70s. @Ram_Guha must also have teamed up with Shashi at some point in that period. @NandanNilekani & @Jairam_Ramesh were a star turn for IIT Bombay around the same time. And in the first Quiz Time presented by @babubasu in 1985 - former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan and Jayant Sinha, the former MOS for Finance and Civil Aviation represented IIT Delhi. In that same season @sardesairajdeep represented St. Xavier's Mumbai.

Narikolor laru, gamusa and an announcement in Assamese - Air India arrives at the new Guwahati terminal.

What a gripping second half. Injured and with legs cramping, Lakshya Sen was carried through by an indomitable mind.

International Women’s Day is usually when one wants to run away from promotional fluff and predictable pitches. But this one is rather thoughtfully done. It questions who we actually perceive to be “women in aviation”.

Fake News Alert – “Air India flew over restricted airspace in the Middle East despite tensions in the region.” These claims circulating on social media are incorrect and do not reflect our actual flight operations or safety protocols. Actual Information - Air India does not operate flights over any restricted airspace. Flight routes are planned using real‑time intelligence, global advisories, and continuous monitoring to ensure every journey remains safe, compliant, and reliable. These operational decisions underline Air India’s firm commitment to prioritising the safety and security of passengers and crew above everything else. #AirIndia

Huge congratulations to @AirIndia and every single crew member onboard AI916D for bringing 149 passengers home safely. In moments like these, aviation becomes more than schedules and sectors, it becomes a lifeline. Kudos to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, DGCA, Delhi Airport, Dubai Airports and all authorities involved for the coordination and swift action. This is what teamwork at 35,000 feet truly looks like. @MoCA_GoI @DGCAIndia @DelhiAirport @DubaiAirports

Welcome home!

In moments of disruption, getting people home safely matters most. Glad the Maharaja could be there when it counted.

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Close monitoring and careful assessment of the evolving situation in the Middle East have necessitated further curtailment of our scheduled operations, with the safety and security of our customers and crew remaining our highest priority. In addition to the flights already announced as cancelled, the following services scheduled for 1 March will also be cancelled: · AI131/ AI130: Mumbai-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Mumbai · AI113/ AI118: Delhi- Birmingham / Birmingham-Delhi · AI155/ AI156: Delhi-Amsterdam / Amsterdam-Delhi · AI151/ AI152: Delhi-Zurich / Zurich-Delhi · AI137 / AI138: Delhi-Milan / Milan-Delhi · AI153 / AI154: Delhi-Vienna / Vienna-Delhi · AI133 / AI132: Bengaluru-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Bengaluru · AI157 / AI158: Delhi-Copenhagen / Copenhagen/Delhi · AI2017 / AI2018 and AI2015/AI2016: Delhi-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)- Delhi · AI2029 / AI2030: Delhi-Frankfurt / Frankfurt/Delhi We regret the inconvenience caused and are making every effort to assist affected passengers with rebooking and alternative travel arrangements. Passengers impacted by the cancellations are being informed on their registered contact numbers. You are requested to check your flight status here airindia.com/in/en/manage/f… for the latest updates. For more information related to this please connect with our 24×7 Call Centre at +91 1169329333, +91 1169329999 or visit our website at airindia.com

In view of the current situation in the Middle East, Air India has cancelled all flights to destinations in the region until 2359 hours on 1 March. We are closely monitoring developments and remain in continuous coordination with the relevant authorities. The safety and security of our passengers, crew and aircraft remain our highest priority. We will continue to assess the situation and take appropriate operational decisions as necessary. Affected passengers are being informed, and our teams are providing all required assistance to our passengers, including rebooking and refunds. You are requested to check your flight status here airindia.com/in/en/manage/f… for the latest updates. For more information related to this please connect with our 24×7 Call Centre at +91 1169329333, +91 1169329999 or visit our website at airindia.com . Further updates will be provided as the situation evolves. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

#TravelAdvisory In view of the developing situation in parts of the Middle East, all Air India flights to all destinations in the Middle East have been suspended. We remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety for our passengers and crew. We will continue to assess the safety and security environment for our flight operations and adjust operations proactively as required. Our teams will be extending all necessary support to passengers. We recommend that you check your flight status here airindia.com/in/en/manage/f… for the latest updates. For more information related to this please connect with our 24×7 Call Centre at +91 1169329333, +91 1169329999. You are also requested to check our website airindia.com. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Meals are a highlight of the flying experience for me. There’s something special about dining at 35,000 feet. Both the breakfast and dinner served on my @airindia flights this past weekend were delicious, and the onboard service was outstanding throughout. Well done! #AvGeek

Never imagined that one day Guwahati would have a cooler airport than Delhi!!! Now the Jewar guys have to up their game .....

whispersinthecorridors.com/detail/153750-… Senjam Raj Sekhar joins Air India Limited as Global Head of Communications Senjam Raj Sekhar has joined Air India Limited as the Global Head of Communications, strengthening the airline’s leadership team at a critical juncture in its transformation journey. In his new role, he will spearhead the airline’s global communications strategy and work closely with internal and external stakeholders to enhance Air India’s brand positioning and global reputation. Air India, the country’s iconic flag carrier, is undergoing a comprehensive revival under the stewardship of the Tata Group. The airline is focused on modernising its operations while preserving its rich aviation heritage, with a clear vision to evolve into a world-class global airline with an Indian heart. Senjam Raj Sekhar’s appointment comes at a defining moment as the airline accelerates efforts to reshape its global identity and reinforce its standing among the world’s leading carriers. . . . LINK IN BIO . . . . . . follow @whispersinthecorridors for more! . . . [Senjam Raj Sekhar, Air India, Global Head of Communications Appointment, Tata Group, Airline Leadership Update, Aviation Industry India, Corporate Communications Strategy, Brand Positioning Air India, Airline Transformation Journey, Indian Aviation Sector News, Global Reputation Management, Flag Carrier Revival, Airline Modernisation Plan, Aviation Leadership India, Corporate Appointment News]

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