The crew of Vistara Airlines made a video of them bidding goodbye to the passengers aboard the airline’s last flight prior to its merger with Tata-owned Air India. When X user Aman Gulati posted the video on X, it struck a chord with Vistara’s loyal customer base and aviation enthusiasts, and went viral.

Consequent to the merger of Vistara and Air India, Singapore Airlines, which held a 49 per ecnt share in Vistara, becomes a 25.1 per cent shareholder in the resultant Air India group

Vistara Airlines bids an emotional farewell as it completes its last flight before merging with Air India, marking a significant shift in India's aviation landscape.

The Air India Group has successfully completed the operational integration and legal merger of Air India and Vistara, finalizing a major step in its post-privatization transformation.

The Vistara-Air India merger has given Singapore Airlines a 25.1% stake in the newly unified airline, with operations now fully integrated under Air India.

Air India dominates the premium market, offering full-service perks on metro routes and long-haul flights. “By bridging the gap between budget and premium travel, Indigo is giving customers the opportunity to enjoy high-end services at a competitive price,

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