With the merger taking effect on November 12, all Vistara aircraft and flights will be transferred to and operated by Air India.

Air India and Vistara are merging on November 12th, with over 140 systems integrated and 2.7 lakh reservations transferred. Learn more about the merger and its impact.

Ahead of their merger next month, Air India and Vistara have successfully integrated over 140 systems and transferred 2.7 lakh reservations. More than 4.5 million Vistara loyalty members have also migrated.

"Club Vistara will be seamlessly integrated into Flying Returns, Air India’s flagship frequent flyer programme. With this merger, Flying Returns will also evolve into an all-new avatar, Maharaja Club, bringing you the best of both worlds while offering unparalleled privileges and exclusive benefits."

With the official merger just weeks away, Air India has confirmed a new distinct airline code for fellow Indian carrier Vistara.

After the merger, all flights will be operated under the Air India brand. The Vistara website will redirect passengers to Air India site for bookings and redemptions from November 12 onward Despite the merger,

Over 2.7 lakh Vistara passengers who booked flights for travel after Nov 12, 2024, are migrated to Air India reservations. Tata Group ensures continuity in travel experience while enhancing the digital arena with a one-click booking feature and upgraded digital tools.