Air India has successfully concluded Season 2 of the Air India Super League (AISL) 2026, its flagship pan-India cricket tournament for travel and cargo partners. The tournament featured regional rounds in Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and Mumbai, culminating in the semi-finals and finals held on 15 February 2026 at Vinay Marg Sports Complex.
Conceived as both a competitive sporting platform and a networking initiative, AISL 2026 aimed to strengthen relationships between Air India and its Travel Management Companies (TMCs), Online Travel Agents (OTAs), and cargo partners. The tournament served as a unique engagement initiative beyond conventional business interactions.
More than 60 matches were played during the league, with participation from over 70 partner organisations across India. All matches were live-streamed on YouTube, allowing families, colleagues, and industry stakeholders to follow the action and support their teams nationwide.
In the travel partner category, Travel High Titans emerged as champions, while Ceva from Mumbai secured victory in the newly introduced cargo category. The debut of the cargo segment marked a significant expansion of the league’s scope this season.
Several individual and team awards were presented, including Round Robin Winner trophies for top teams from each host city. Special recognitions such as Man of the Match, Best Fielder, Most Catches, and Player of AISL 2026 highlighted standout performances.
Manish Puri, Head of Global Sales at Air India Group, said the league plays a key role in deepening partnerships that are central to the airline’s transformation journey. Ramesh Mamidala, Head of Cargo, emphasised that initiatives like AISL help build long-term collaborative ecosystems beyond transactional business relationships. Air India also recently participated in Outbound Travel Mart and is set to showcase its offerings at South Asia’s Travel & Tourism Exchange (SATTE) 2026 to further strengthen its engagement with the travel trade community.
