Air India concluded Season 2 of the Air India Super League, the flagship pan-India cricket tournament bringing together travel partners and cargo partners from across the country. The tournament saw spirited participation across regional rounds held in Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and Mumbai, culminating in the semi-finals and finals held in Delhi on February 15, 2026 at Vinay Marg Sports Complex, Chanakyapuri.
Designed as both, a competitive sporting event and a dynamic networking platform, the Air India Super League (AISL) 2026 aimed to foster camaraderie between Air India and its valued partners, including Travel Management Companies (TMCs) and Online Travel Agents (OTAs).
Over the course of the tournament, more than 60 matches were played, drawing participation from over 70 partner organisations. All matches were live streamed on YouTube, enabling families, colleagues and industry peers to join in and cheer from across India.
Travel High Titans won the Air India Super League 2026 under the travel partner category while Ceva from Mumbai was the winner in the cargo category.
The tournament also featured an array of trophies, medals, and certificates to honour outstanding performances. The Round Robin Winner trophy was awarded to the top team from each of the four cities and competed for the ultimate championship title at Delhi. Participants and winners were also recognised in multiple categories, including Man of the Match, Best Fielder, Most Catches in Air India Super League 2026, Player of Air India Super League 2026, among others.
“AISL 2026 presents a key opportunity for Air India to engage and deepen relationships with its travel partners from across India. Our partners are central to Air India’s transformation journey, and we are working closely with them to drive growth, innovation, and seamless connectivity, shaping the future of travel in India and beyond,” said Manish Puri, Head of Global Sales, Air India Group.
“This season of AISL was particularly special for us, as it marked the debut of the cargo category. Through initiatives like AISL, we are reinforcing our commitment to building deeper, long-term partnerships that go beyond business transactions and create a strong, collaborative ecosystem,” said Ramesh Mamidala, Head of Cargo, Air India.
AISL was conceived as a platform to celebrate partnerships beyond the boardroom, fostering solidarity among travel and cargo partners through the shared spirit of sport. With growing participation and nationwide engagement, the league continues to strengthen Air India’s relationships across its partner ecosystem.
Air India recently also participated at Outbound Travel Mart (OTM) in Mumbai and will also showcase its offerings at South Asia’s Travel & Tourism Exchange (SATTE) 2026 to strengthen its presence in the travel trade industry. Through these platforms, the airline aims to build stronger connections with trade partners, showcase its offerings, and explore new opportunities for growth.
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