New Delhi, Nov. 17 -- Apple has reportedly pushed back the launch of its next iPhone Air, a model that was initially expected to arrive in autumn 2026. The Information first reported the development, citing people familiar with the company's internal planning. The delay follows lower than anticipated demand for the current iPhone Air, which debuted in 2025.

The first-generation iPhone Air positioned itself as a thinner and lighter alternative within Apple's flagship range. Its slim profile also meant a smaller battery and a reduced camera system compared with other premium iPhones. Analysts say these compromises may have contributed to its slower uptake, prompting Apple to reassess the timing of its successor.

With the next model now re...