Akasa Air Expects to Have a Fleet of 72 Aircraft in Five Years
Akasa Air, which is financed by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, will begin commercial operations in June, according to its CEO Vinay Dube.
Highlights
- The airline expects to have a fleet of 72 aircraft in the next five years.
- The airline intends to have 18 aircraft on the ground as part of its fleet within 12 months of its launch, with an additional 12 to 14 aircraft added every year after that, bringing the total number of aircraft in the fleet to 72 in five years.
- Akasa Air would first offer flights from metros to Tier II and III cities.
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