Air India scales up Kathmandu, Colombo and Bangkok routes
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The airline will operate 42x weekly flights to Kathmandu, 28x weekly flights to Colombo, and 46x weekly flights to Bangkok.
Air India announced it has added more flights to Bangkok, Colombo, and Kathmandu, to meet the growing passenger demand.
Effective July 7, 2025, the airline will add a sixth daily flight between Delhi and Kathmandu, increasing frequency from 35x weekly to 42x weekly; a second daily flight between Delhi and Colombo, doubling frequency on the route from 7x weekly to 14x weekly; and a third daily flight between Mumbai and Bangkok, increasing frequency from 13x weekly to
18x weekly.
The expansion leads to the addition of over 7,000 seats deployed to and from Bangkok, Colombo, and Kathmandu.
The additional flights to Kathmandu and Bangkok will be operated by Air India’s narrowbody aircraft in three-class cabin configuration, including Premium Economy Class, offering a premium full-service flying experience to travellers on the routes.
The airline’s flights to Colombo, Kathmandu, and Bangkok provide one-stop connectivity to and from destinations in North America, Europe, and the Far East.
With the added frequency, the airline will operate 42x weekly flights to Kathmandu, 28x weekly flights to Colombo, and 46x weekly flights to Bangkok.