India’s position in the aviation industry has significantly changed. Huge planes have been ordered by Tata-owned Air India for its anticipated expansion of operations in the domestic and international markets.  Significant orders in various areas will benefit the Indian sector in a variety of ways.

Employment Boost.

According to the most recent research, Air India creates a large number of jobs in addition to providing transportation services to India, likely throughout the world.

To operate the 470 planes that Air India will get in the next few years from Airbus and Boeing, the airline will require more than 6,500 pilots. In an effort to grow both its fleet and operations, the airline has put orders for the acquisition of 840 aircraft overall, with the option to buy an additional 370 aircraft. one of the biggest aircraft purchases made by a ship.

Although Air India now employs 1,600 pilots to operate its 113 aircraft, there have lately been instances where ultra-long distance flights have been canceled or delayed as a result of a staff shortage.

It can produce around 23500 workers for the grand total handling, and an additional 10,000 workers will be connected for direct employment with Air India.

Aerospace Boost

While Boeing and Airbus were previously waiting for orders, they currently have large orders that will take them five years to complete and deliver all the aircraft. Yet, the sector of aircraft production also generates employment for the USA, UK, and European regions. Also, Boeing received tremendous confidence in the B737 Max orders, which were underappreciated following the tragedy. Nevertheless, thanks to Air India’s order, Boeing is steadily regaining confidence in the aircraft.

Helping Tourism.

As everyone is aware, Air India consistently represents the national culture, and the TATA founder introduced it when it was first established.

In order to continue the tradition, Air India is also bringing a new level of attention to India, empowering the tourism industry, and facilitating simple access for various nations via a single window mode. The airlines are entirely focused on connecting people within their own countries.

Total orders.

According to the needs of its long-haul and short-haul flight operations, Air India has segmented its fleet of aircraft. For long-haul flights, it has specifically ordered the A350 and B777x, the newest aircraft that is best suited for passenger comfort and requires less maintenance. Also, some Airbus A321LRs, which are utilized for long-distance travel and have medium passenger seats, have been purchased.

Airbus

• 140 A320neo
• 70 A321neo
• 34 A350-1000
• 6 A350-900

Boeing

• 190 737 MAX (+50 options)
• 20 787 (+20 options)
• 10 777X

Strong aviation competition

Air India will be the greatest rival for local airline operators like Indigo, Spice Jet, Go Air, and Akasa, who may also feel pressure from the expansion of domestic airline operations.

With the help of Turkish Airlines, Indigo, which has a market share of more than 50%, has already begun to explore the global network. Terms of the air India brand, it will create international low-cost carriers.