Diwali At 30,000 Ft! Air India Express Serves Shahi Paneer, Gulab Jamun At ₹600

People in India are in a festive mood thanks to Diwali. During this festival, we love to feast on snacks and sweets. However, if you are planning to travel this November, don’t worry! Air India Express has a Diwali feast ready for you. The airline is celebrating Diwali with a special meal for its passengers. Scroll down to check out the menu!

Air India Express Brings Special Diwali Feast

This November, Air India Express is bringing a Diwali feast to the skies. If you’re travelling between November 7 and 30, 2026, you can enjoy this special menu.

How To Enjoy This Meal?

If you want to enjoy this delicious meal mid-air, you can pre-book it via the official Air India Express website or mobile app. But there are some things you need to keep in mind. If you’re taking a domestic flight, you can pre-book the meal up to 12 hours before departure. For international flights, you can pre-book it up to 18 hours before departure.

What Is The Cost Of Air India Express’s Diwali Meal?

Passengers can book the Diwali Meal for ₹600. However, those travelling on Classic and Flex fares can enjoy the same meal for ₹400.

Also Read: 8 Easy Diwali Desserts You Can Whip Up In Under 15 Minutes At Home

What’s On The Menu?

Now, let’s come to our favourite topic. Food! Air India Express’s Diwali feast features delicious Indian dishes. It includes Shahi Paneer, Dal Makhani, Jeera Rice and Laccha Paratha. The menu also features Paneer Kachori and Dal Samosa. 

Don’t worry, the airline knows that a feast is incomplete without dessert. Air India Express has included two Gulab Jamuns to complete the meal. This is not the first time the airline has created special festive meals. It has introduced different meals for various festivals, and passengers have been loving them. So, if you’re travelling this November, don’t forget to book your special meal.

How excited are you to try the Diwali Meal? Tell us in the comments below!

Also Read: 47% Of Delhi’s Gen Z Love Traditional Diwali, While 58% In Mumbai Prefer Festive Outfits

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Priyanshi Shah | Content Writer

Priyanshi Shah is a Content Writer at Curly Tales with 4 years of experience in writing. She loves writing about fashion, food, travel and entertainment. She has completed her graduation with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Marketing) from Gujarat University in Ahmedabad. What keeps Priyanshi going is hot chocolate, books and rom-com movies.