TBM Staff - Mumbai
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
TBM Staff - Mumbai
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
TBM Staff - Mumbai
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
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Akasa Air ordered four more B737 MAX planes, taking its total order book with Boeing from 72 to 76 aircraft. According to the airline, these orders would support its “international expansion.” “We are also on
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Akasa Air has opened phase two of its training and development centre - Akasa Air Learning Academy (AALA) in Gurugram, to enhance its capabilities in providing hands-on and experiential training to its fast-growing employee base
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Akasa Air CEO Vinay Dube on Thursday said the airline's performance in the first 60 days since starting operations has been "satisfying", reports PTI. The airline started operations on August 7 and has six planes
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