Air India Express Unveils Upgraded Boeing 737 with New Cabin

• Air India Express introduces first Boeing 737 with redesigned interiors.
• Features new leather seats, USB-C ports, and upgraded in-flight dining.
• Part of Air India Group’s wider fleet modernisation drive.

Air India Express has unveiled its first reconfigured Boeing 737 aircraft, marking a major milestone in its fleet modernisation programme. The upgraded aircraft showcases a brand-new cabin design, improved seating, and an enhanced dining experience, reflecting the airline’s efforts to redefine low-cost air travel in India.

The revamped cabin features 180 ergonomically designed leather seats from Collins Aerospace, offering improved comfort and support. Each seat now comes with a USB-C charging port, ensuring passengers can stay connected during their flight. The cabin also includes larger overhead bins for extra storage and Boeing’s signature Sky Interior lighting, which creates a brighter, more spacious look and feel.

In addition to the new interiors, the airline has overhauled its in-flight dining experience. The reconfigured aircraft is equipped with onboard ovens for freshly heated meals and a diverse menu of 18 meal options, featuring both hot and cold dishes along with new breakfast items.

The retrofitting of Air India Express’s Boeing 737 narrow-body fleet is underway at GMR, AIESL, and Air Works, three leading maintenance and repair facilities in India.

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This initiative is part of the airline’s broader transformation journey under the Air India Group, aimed at offering a superior travel experience while maintaining its value-for-money proposition in the competitive domestic market.