Vistara to operate last flight on November 11, will merge operations with Air India thereafter
Vistara on Friday announced that it will operate its flights only till November 11, after which the airline will be merging operations with the Tata Group’s Air India.
In 2022, Singapore Airlines announced that Vistara would be merged with Air India by March 2024. Tata Group owns a 51% stake in Vistara and Singapore Airlines has the remaining 49%.
“Starting 03-September-2024, customers will progressively not be able to make bookings for travel after 11-November-2024 i.e. 12-November-2024 onwards on Vistara,” the airline said on Friday. “For travel after 11-November-2024, you can book via the Air India website or through the Air India mobile app.”
It added that if a customer had an existing booking with Vistara after November 11, their flight would be operated by Air India.
“As Vistara and Air India join wings, we look forward to flying you to a sky full of possibilities that allows you to explore the world,” the airline said.
The development came after Singapore Airlines announced that it had received approval from the Union government for its proposed foreign direct investment into Air India, The Hindu
Singapore Airlines would now hold a 25.1% stake in the combined entity, which includes Air India, Air India Express and Vistara, with a total fleet size of 285 aircraft, in return for a Rs 2,058.5 crore...
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