Air India gets the country's first Airbus A350-900 aircraft

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Air India has received India's first Airbus A350-900 aircraft.  The aircraft manufacturing company delivered it on Saturday.  Let us tell you that Air India is yet to get 19 more such aircraft.  This is also one of the major changes being made in Air India by the Tata Group.
 This plane reached India from the French city of Toulouse at 1.46 pm.  Captain Monica Batra Vaidya, senior commander of Air India, is among the Indian pilots who have taken training on this plane.  Monica was also on board the plane as an observer.
 Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Air India, said that this moment is an important day for all of us at Air India.  He told that this plane promises a great experience in long distance travel.  Traveling in it provides an unparalleled level of comfort.
 Let us tell you that Air India's A350 plane will start its commercial activity in January 2024.  The A350-900 aircraft given to Air India have been designed by Collins Aerospace.  It has three class cabins with 316 seats.  It has 28 private business class suites with full-flat beds, 24 premium economy seats and 264 economy seats with extra legroom and many other exclusive features.  All seats are equipped with the latest generation Panasonic eX3 in-flight entertainment system and HD screens to provide an enhanced experience.