Following its successful decision to deploy the iconic Boeing 747 on Delhi-Mumbai route on December 13, 2013, Air India today added on customer delight by allowing up to 40kg and 50kg of free check-in baggage for economy and business class passengers respectively on Boeing 747 Delhi- Mumbai service. Passengers flying on Delhi-Mumbai route will have an opportunity to experience flying the airlines’ legendary ‘Queen of the Skies’ and can avail this facility from 7th January, 2017.
Presently, Air India allows 25kg in economy class and 35kg in business class of free check-in baggage on its flights as compared to 15kg offered by other airlines.
Air India is the only carrier to operate the 423 seater, four engine jumbo jet wide body aircraft called, B747 on the busiest route of India. The aircraft offers a premium value to passengers with the most private and exclusive accommodation in the sky with 26 business class and 12 First class seats on the upper deck. The wide body aircraft also offers better leg room (82 inches in the first class, 57/59 inches in the business class and 31/34 in the economy class) as compared to the regular narrow body aircrafts that operate on this route.
06/01/17 Defence Aviation Post
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Presently, Air India allows 25kg in economy class and 35kg in business class of free check-in baggage on its flights as compared to 15kg offered by other airlines.
Air India is the only carrier to operate the 423 seater, four engine jumbo jet wide body aircraft called, B747 on the busiest route of India. The aircraft offers a premium value to passengers with the most private and exclusive accommodation in the sky with 26 business class and 12 First class seats on the upper deck. The wide body aircraft also offers better leg room (82 inches in the first class, 57/59 inches in the business class and 31/34 in the economy class) as compared to the regular narrow body aircrafts that operate on this route.
06/01/17 Defence Aviation Post
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