New Delhi, May 13 -- Air India has reduced frequencies on some international routes for the next three months amid rising jet fuel costs and continuing geopolitical disruptions, as per sources.

However Air India has strongly refuted reports alleging that it has suspended all international flights until July due to fuel shortages, calling the rumours "malicious" and "completely false."

In a statement issued on X, the airline clarified that its international operations remain fully functional and that no blanket cancellation of overseas services has been announced.

Last week, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson, during the airline's town hall meeting, alongside key executives, CHRO (Chief Human Resources Officer) Ravindra Kumar GP and CFO Sanj...