New Delhi, Air India Express will start flights to Aurangabad, Coimbatore, Jamnagar, Jodhpur, Madurai and Tirupati from September 1. "Flight operations from all six stations will commence on 1 September 2026, with the new destinations connected to key metro hubs including Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai. These additions will improve access to important business, industrial, cultural, and tourism centres across the country," the airline said in a release on Wednesday. With the latest network expansion, the airline will have 48 domestic and 16 international stations.Currently, the airline operates more than 500 daily flights with a fleet of over 100 planes.
Air India Express to connect six new destinations
Air India Express will begin flights to six new Indian cities starting September 1, 2026. These new destinations will connect to major metro hubs across the country. The airline's network will expand to include 48 domestic and 16 international stations. Currently, Air India Express operates over 500 daily flights with its fleet. This expansion aims to improve access to key business and tourism centers.







