After nearly six years, Air India has resumed direct non-stop flights between New Delhi and Shanghai, restoring a key air connection between India and China. The first flight departed from Shanghai Pudong International Airport carrying over 230 passengers, marking a significant step in improving bilateral ties and facilitating travel and commerce between the two nations
Air India Resumes Shanghai Flights After Six-Year Pause
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