"Club Vistara will be seamlessly integrated into Flying Returns, Air India’s flagship frequent flyer programme. With this merger, Flying Returns will also evolve into an all-new avatar, Maharaja Club, bringing you the best of both worlds while offering unparalleled privileges and exclusive benefits."

Here are some commonly asked questions (FAQs) regarding the reservation of flights, entry to lounges, obtaining refunds and cancellations, and other pertinent details in relation to the merger of Vistara and Air India available on the airlines' websites.

With the official merger just weeks away, Air India has confirmed a new distinct airline code for fellow Indian carrier Vistara.

More than 20 flights operated by Indian airlines received bomb threats on Sunday (October 20), according to a PTI report. IndiGo, Vistara, Air India, and Akasa Air were among the

Air India announces that after its merger with Vistara, Vistara's aircraft will bear a new four-digit Air India code. The in-flight experience will remain unchanged, and existing Vistara members will join Air India's 'Maharaja Club'.

The merger means that existing members of Club Vistara will be integrated into Air India's Flying Returns program.

After the merger, all flights will be operated under the Air India brand. The Vistara website will redirect passengers to Air India site for bookings and redemptions from November 12 onward Despite the merger,

The merger between Air India and Vistara, scheduled for November 12, assures passengers that Vistara's in-flight experience will continue. Post-merger, Vistara will operate under the code 'AI2'. Singapore Airlines will gain a 25.

Air India announced on Friday that Vistara's routes and schedules, along with its in-flight experience, will continue after the merger of the two airlines. Flights operated with Vistara aircraft will carry the code 'AI2' following the integration,