Air India announced on Tuesday the successful merger of full-service carrier Vistara into its operations. The newly integrated Air India entity is now set to operate over 5,600 weekly flights across more than 90 destinations, marking a significant moment in the Indian aviation industry.

For Vistara's loyal customer base, the merger brings changes in branding but promises to maintain the 'Vistara experience' as it shifts to Air India. Over 115,000 passengers who h

Find out about Vistara’s last journey and its merger with Air India, creating India’s largest international airline.

Air India completes merger with Vistara, creating a full-service carrier with over 5,600 weekly flights and more than 90 destinations.

Vistara, which began flying in January 2015, was jointly owned by Singapore Airlines (49%) and Tata Group (51%)

Campbell Wilson, Managing Director and CEO of Air India, said, “This completes the consolidation and restructuring phase of Air India Group’s post-privatisation transformation

Following the merger, Vistara flights will be operated under Air India and will carry a unique four-digit Air India code beginning with “2.”

The new 'Air India’ will operate flights with airline code ‘AI’ while Vistara aircraft will have a four-digit flight number beginning with the digit “2”

UK 986 that took off around the same time from Mumbai for Delhi is the last domestic flight while UK 115 that departed from Delhi for Singapore is the last international flight of Vistara.