The DGCA has greenlit the merger of AIX Connect and Air India Express, both owned by Tata Group, promising a smooth transition that enhances passenger safety and experience. This successful merger sets a precedent for future airline consolidations,

The merger of AIX Connect with Air India Express, approved by the DGCA, marks a significant step in Tata Group’s broader plan to consolidate its aviation businesses.

The merger of the two budget carriers is seen as part of the larger consolidation of airlines in the Tata stable as part of Air India’s transformation plan.

Approval process for this merger involved reviewing organizational structures and approvals, ensuring a seamless transfer of aircraft and personnel, and safeguarding the safety of ongoing operations

The DGCA has approved the merger of AIX Connect with Air India Express, setting a new standard for airline consolidation in India. This merger aims to improve the passenger experience and ensure safety.

Aviation regulator DGCA on Tuesday said the merger of AIX Connect with Air India Express has been completed that sets a new benchmark for future airline consolidation in the country. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted the requisite regulatory approval for the merger.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approves the merger of AIX Connect with Air India Express, effective October 1, 2024. The seamless transfer ensures uninterrupted operations under the AOC of AIX.

The consolidation of Tata airlines’ portfolio has started from Tuesday with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approving the .

Air India Express and AIX Connect will merge in October, creating a larger airline with a combined fleet of 88 planes and expanded operations.