Following the tragic Ahmedabad crash that claimed 241 lives, Air India has temporarily reduced its international widebody services by 15 per cent from 20 June to mid-July. The airline cites enhanced safety checks and operational disruptions as key reasons and assures affected passengers of free rescheduling or full refunds.

As officials are still examining the cause of last week’s deadly Air India Flight A171 crash in Ahmedabad, India, investigators suspect the Boeing aircraft’s emergency power system was possibly operational before the crash,

Air India is reducing its international service using widebody planes by 15% as the nation's flag carrier grapples with the fallout from a fatal Boeing Co. 787 crash last week and an Israel-Iran clash in the Middle East.