India, Oct. 25 -- Air India has introduced a restaurant-style fine dining service for Business Class passengers on its long-haul and ultra-long-haul international flights. The airline is replacing the traditional tray presentation with a multi-course meal served at the table. The move is aimed at bringing Air India to par with leading global carriers that offer restaurant-style dining in Business Class.

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Here's what's changing in Air India Business Class dining

The airline announced that service has launched on flights between India and the United Kingdom, covering London Heathrow, Gatwick and Birmingham. It will be rolled out in phases across the airline's Air...