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Noida International Airport has forged a strategic partnership with Akasa Air, aiming to mutually bolster their growth trajectories. Akasa Air is set to station aircraft at the airport, facilitating the operation of both domestic and
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In a significant move to establish itself as a major player in the rapidly growing Indian aviation market, low-cost carrier Akasa Air, supported by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, has placed a substantial order for 150 Boeing 737
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The DGCA, the aviation safety regulator, has instructed Akasa Air, Air India Express, and Spicejet to perform a one-time inspection of emergency exits on all Boeing 737 MAX-8 aircraft within their fleets by noon on
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Akasa Air is set to finalise a deal of around 150 Boeing 737 MAX narrowbody planes, reported Reuters citing sources on Tuesday. The company executives are currently negotiating to strike a favourable deal. The official
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Akasa Air, the relatively new entrant in the Indian aviation scene, is set to make significant strides in the fiscal year 2024. Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer, Praveen Iyer, announced ambitious plans for the airline,
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In the realm of Indian aviation for the year 2024, a high-stakes competition is anticipated between two major players, Air India and IndiGo, as outlined in a comprehensive report by aviation consultancy firm CAPA India.
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