India, June 27 -- Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on Friday said the airline might be able to wind back some of the network reductions, provided the trend of easing of airspace curbs and moderating fuel prices continues due to the abating West Asia conflict. Last month, the Tata Group-owned airline announced a 27 per cent reduction in international flights amid airspace curbs, as well as costlier jet fuel, which has pushed operational costs higher for overseas sectors. Besides, the loss-making carrier has temporarily cut 22 per cent of its domestic flights as the loss-making airline grapples with the impact of the high fuel prices. "...the Middle East conflict has abated and, though there's no guarantee it won't re-escalate, the more stable...