Air India has introduced its first retrofitted Boeing 787-8 aircraft, showcasing a modernized cabin and livery. The aircraft underwent extensive upgrades at Boeing’s Modification Center in Victorville, California, and features a three-class configuration with 20 Business Class suites, 25 Premium Economy seats, and 205 Economy Class seats. The retrofit process took 12,825 man-hours and is part of a broader $400 million investment to revamp the airline's legacy fleet. CEO Campbell Wilson emphasized that this aircraft represents a significant milestone in Air India's transformation journey. The airline plans to retrofit 25 additional B787 aircraft over the next year, with the program expected to conclude by 2027, enhancing service on over 300 flights per week to various international destinations, including the UK, Europe, and Australia. Additionally, Air India will also retrofit 13 B777-300ER aircraft as part of its modernization efforts.