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Updated - June 12, 2026 at 10:42 PM.
The airline had earlier placed a record order for 470 jets in 2023 as part of its expansion under the Tata Group, but is now reportedly reassessing its aggressive growth plans. | Photo Credit: Dado Ruvic
Air India is looking to defer the delivery of hundreds of jets on order from Airbus and Boeing as it cuts costs, two people familiar with the matter said, confirming a Bloomberg report.
Airbus and Boeing declined comment and Air India was not immediately available for comment.
In 2023, Air India placed what was then a record order for a total of 470 jets from Airbus and Boeing to accelerate the rebirth of its brand under new majority owners Tata Group. It also leased a further 25 jets.
The airline now faces mounting losses and operational disruptions linked to the Iran conflict, compounding the effects of Pakistan's airspace ban and a crisis of confidence following a fatal Boeing 787 crash a year ago.
Air India last month cut flights on several routes, citing airspace restrictions and record jet fuel prices.
Bloomberg News reported earlier that Air India is looking to defer deliveries, cut flights and postpone expansion plans after Tata Group instructed it to focus on reducing its record losses.
Published on June 12, 2026
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