The much-anticipated merger between Vistara and Air India is likely to be finalized on November 12th, following a significant development on Friday when Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced it had received approval from the Indian government for foreign direct investment (FDI) as part of the merger process.Kolkata Investment

From September 3, 2024, customers will no longer be able to book Vistara flights for travel on or after November 12, 2024, as all Vistara aircraft will be operated under the Air India brand. Bookings for these routes will be redirected to Air India’s website, though Vistara will continue normal operations and bookings until November 11, 2024. Both airlines will ensure smooth communication and support for customers during this transition, with FAQs available on Vistara’s website for guidance.Jaipur Stock

Vinod Kannan, CEO of Vistara, emphasized that the merger will offer customers more choices, a larger fleet, and an enhanced travel experience, while Campbell Wilson, CEO of Air India, highlighted the collaborative efforts to ensure a seamless integration of services, staff, and customer careVaranasi Stock. As the merger progresses, updates on travel-related services will be provided through the airlines’ websites, social media, and email, ensuring customers are informed and supported throughout the transition.Ahmedabad Wealth Management

This merger, which was first announced in November 2022, will create one of the world's largest airline groups, combining the strengths of two major players in the aviation industry.Udabur Investment

With this clearance, Singapore Airlines will acquire a 25.1 percent stake in the newly enlarged Air India, which is owned by Tata Group. Vistara, currently a 51:49 joint venture between Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, will be integrated into Air India, solidifying the merger by the end of this year.