Air India Express rolls out new uniforms inspired by India’s textile heritage

Air India Express has unveiled fresh uniforms for its frontline team, showcasing contemporary styles inspired by India's rich textile heritage. Elements from Kanjeevaram, Pattu, Patola, Gamosa, and Bagh are creatively incorporated into the designs. The airline's signature red branding has been replaced with vibrant Xpress Blue and Xpress Orange colors, focusing on comfort and durability to support staff throughout their long working hours.

Mumbai: Air India Express rolled out a dynamic new uniform collection for its cabin crew and frontline teams across its entire global network with effect from September 1. The new uniforms will flaunt textile legacy from India's five states to bring a unified aesthetic to touchpoints across airports, flight operations, security and onboard cabins.Akasa Air Expands Fleet With Two Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft At Navi Mumbai International Airport Within 48 Hours According to Air India Express, the new attire extends the airline’s popular 'Tales of India' initiative – originally launched through custom aircraft tail art – directly into everyday guest interactions. Drawing inspiration from traditional Indian weaves and crafts, the collection subtly incorporates motifs inspired by Tamil Nadu’s Kanjeevaram, Himachal Pradesh’s Pattu, Gujarat’s Patola, Assam’s Gamosa and Madhya Pradesh’s Bagh handicraft styles.The silhouettes blend ethnic roots with modern practicality, featuring contemporary adaptations of the classic kurti paired with tailored jackets, scarves, and pocket squares. The new uniform's color scheme centres on the airline's signature Xpress Blue base, highlighted by vibrant Xpress Orange accents to maintain strong brand recognition.ATF Prices Hiked 5.46% To ₹121.28/Litre: Will Flight Travel Get Costlier As Jet Fuel Makes Up 40% Of Airlines’ Costs? The female uniforms across cabin crew, aviation security and airport services were designed in-house by Air India Express designer Pooja Krishnan. According to the carrier, the apparel accounts for the physical demands of airport and cabin environments as they have been designed from an insider's perspective. However, men’s cabin crew attire was created in collaboration with retail giant Trent Limited.Air India Express stated that the uniforms utilise banana crepe fabric, chosen specifically for its high breathability, durability, comfortable stretch and elegant drape to support long shifts and varying climates.Air India Group's head of Marketing, e-commerce and loyalty, Sunil Suresh, said, "Our frontline teams shape some of the most memorable moments in every guest's journey, and these new uniforms are designed to reflect their energy, professionalism and warmth. More than a refreshed look, they represent how Air India Express has evolved over the past few years, creating a consistent experience across our aircraft, airports and onboard service."To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/