Economy, Banking and Finance · 7 August 2026
Air India and Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) sign codeshare partnership covering Delhi, Mumbai-Baku routes
Exam-focused facts from the 7 August 2026 current affairs briefing.
Key facts
- Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) entered into a codeshare partnership with Air India, building on an existing interline agreement between the two carriers.
- Air India will place its code on AZAL-operated daily flights between Delhi and Baku and between Mumbai and Baku.
- AZAL is currently the sole carrier on the Delhi-Baku and Mumbai-Baku routes.
- Passengers from Delhi, Mumbai, and beyond can travel to Baku on a single Air India ticket.
- Azerbaijan Airlines' Chief Commercial Officer Jamil Manizade said the partnership supports the airline's expansion of international connectivity through strategic partnerships.
- In mid-June, AZAL signed a separate codeshare agreement with Uzbekistan Airways covering Baku-Tashkent and Baku-Samarkand routes.
- In 2025, Air India signed a codeshare agreement with Air Astana for flights from Almaty to Delhi and Mumbai.