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    Air India, Germany's Lufthansa tie up to grow passenger traffic

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on February 17, 2026

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    Last updated: February 17, 2026

    Air India, Germany's Lufthansa tie up to grow passenger traffic - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
    Tags:partnershipInternational tradecollaboration

    Quick Summary

    Air India and Lufthansa are collaborating to boost passenger traffic between India and Europe, focusing on route planning and IT infrastructure.

    Table of Contents

    • Air India and Lufthansa Partnership Overview
    • Initial Focus on India and Europe
    • Current Codeshare Operations
    • Future Collaboration Plans

    Air India and Lufthansa Join Forces to Boost Passenger Traffic

    Air India and Lufthansa Partnership Overview

    Feb 17 (Reuters) - Air India and Lufthansa plan to fly more passengers between India and Europe and collaborate on areas such as route planning and IT infrastructure, the airlines said on Tuesday, seeking to capitalise on the recently concluded India-EU free trade agreement.

    Initial Focus on India and Europe

    The airlines will initially focus on increasing traffic between India and Lufthansa's core markets of Germany, Austria, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland. The partnership would later expand to cover the rest of Europe and the Indian subcontinent.

    Current Codeshare Operations

    The carriers currently codeshare on 145 routes across 15 Indian and 29 European cities and 20 countries.

    Future Collaboration Plans

    The scope of the partnership will be finalised after the formation of a comprehensive joint business agreement, which will be subject to regulatory approvals.

    In January, Air India entered a cooperation framework with Singapore Airlines to allow the carriers to increase routes, reduce overlap and more broadly enhance collaboration. Singapore Airlines holds a 25% stake in Air India.

    (Reporting by Mridula Kumar in Bengaluru; Writing by Abinaya Vijayaraghavan; Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Air India and Lufthansa plan to increase passenger traffic between India and Europe.
    • •The partnership focuses on route planning and IT infrastructure.
    • •Initial focus is on Germany, Austria, Belgium, Italy, and Switzerland.
    • •Current codeshare operations cover 145 routes across 20 countries.
    • •A joint business agreement is in development, pending regulatory approval.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Air India, Germany's Lufthansa tie up to grow passenger traffic

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the partnership between Air India and Lufthansa to increase passenger traffic between India and Europe.

    2What are the initial focus areas?

    The initial focus areas are Germany, Austria, Belgium, Italy, and Switzerland.

    3What is the current scope of their codeshare operations?

    Their codeshare operations currently cover 145 routes across 15 Indian and 29 European cities in 20 countries.

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