Air India, owned by Tata Group, is exploring potential collaborations with Apple Inc. The airline's CEO, Campbell Wilson, visited Apple's main office in Palo Alto, California. This collaboration may signify a broader strategy for both companies. Apple's recent endeavors in India, such as record-breaking sales at its new retail stores and plans to open three more flagship stores, highlight its growing interest in the Indian market. A Bank of America report suggests that by 2025, India might account for 18% of Apple's global iPhone production. Air India has been seeking to expand its fleet since going private, signing agreements to acquire 470 new planes from Boeing and Airbus last month.