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Air India makeover: Aviation giant upgrades cabins, lounges to boost revenue

Air India is investing $400 million to revamp its older wide-body planes with upgraded cabins, including suite-style business class seats, aiming to attract high-value passengers and boost revenue. The airline is also inducting new aircraft and expanding premium airport lounges, with refurbished Boeing 787s already enhancing customer satisfaction on key international routes.
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