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21 Nov 2009, 11:36 HRS IST
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STAFF WRITER 17:32 HRS IST

Mumbai, Oct 20 (PTI) As part of its route rationalisation and cost-cutting measures, Air India plans to replace its twin -class aircraft with all-economy ones belonging to low-cost subsidiary Air India Express on few Gulf routes from this month end.

"As part of our route rationalisation plans some of the flights which are currently being operated by erstwhile Indian Airlines on sectors like Bahrain and Doha, will be operated by our low-cost subsidiary Air India Express," Air India sources said here.

Airbus A320, which are currently being flown on these routes, would be replaced by planes with all-economy configuration flown by Air India Express, they said.

"There is a huge potential for economy class traffic on these routes. Replacing a full-service carrier with a budget carrier will definitely help us in enhancing our revenue," the sources said.

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