VT-ALL wasn't just dusted off

VT-ALL wasn't just dusted off: it got a full makeover at Air India Engineering Services's Nagpur facility.
Engineers replaced more than 3,000 parts, tackled more than 4,000 maintenance jobs, swapped out engines, and fixed everything from landing gear to avionics.
The whole process was closely watched by aviation authorities and Boeing experts to make sure safety came first.

This revival shows how serious Air India is about safety

This revival shows how serious Air India is about safety and reliability under Tata's ownership, especially now when everyone's watching airlines closely for technical issues.
Plus, with plans to give VT-ALL an even bigger upgrade in 2027, it's clear Air India wants to keep growing and improving for travelers everywhere.