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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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Akasa Air has started operating daily flights between Bengaluru and Andaman islands via Chennai, with no change of aircraft required. The flight leaves from Veer Savarkar International Airport in Port Blair at 10:35 am and
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Akasa Air has now beaten Air India and IndiGo for the best on-time performance, according to the ranking list released by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. As per the data for the OTP matrix, where
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Akasa Air is gearing up to introduce flights to key international destinations, eyeing Doha, Kuwait, Riyadh, and Jeddah within the next three to four months. Its CEO, Vinay Dube, expressed optimism about the expansion but
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Akasa Air, which is facing headwinds due to pilot issues, has cancelled some flights from Bengaluru, sources said on Thursday, while the airline stated it has rationalised the network to ensure high operational reliability. Bengaluru
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Akasa Air inducted its 20th aircraft, a Boeing 737-8-200 in its fleet, making it eligible to fly internationally. Regulations require airlines to have at least 20 aircraft in their fleet to become eligible for international
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