India’s latest airline, Akasa Air has taken the supply of its second plane after Boeing 737 MAX plane landed in India. The airline obtained the plane codenamed ‘VT-YAB’ on the Delhi airport which is able to assist the provider ramp up its operations in different cities. Final week, Akasa had introduced its inaugural flight between Mumbai and Ahmedabad from August 7.
With induction of one other aircraft, the airline has now launched direct flights between Mumbai and Bengaluru from August 19 and strengthening its community with 82 weekly flights between Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Kochi and Bengaluru, key cities coated beneath its inaugural part of its community improvement.
Earlier on June 21, Akasa Air had welcomed the primary of its 72 Boeing 737 MAX plane, VT-YAA in New Delhi, marking the primary time in eight years {that a} home jet plane with new livery was seen in Indian skies. Akasa Air goals to induct 18 plane by the top of March 2023, specializing in connecting metro to tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
Flying with the airline code QP, Akasa Air will start business operations with two plane from and add an extra two plane every month and by the top of 2023. It plans so as to add one other 12 to 14 planes each 12 months, which is able to make up its order of 72 Boeing 737 MAX plane, delivered over 5 years.
On July 22, 2022, Akasa Air opened bookings for ticket gross sales of its first business flight QP 1101, which takes off from Mumbai Worldwide airport at 10:05 am and lands on the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Airport in Ahmedabad at 11:25 am.
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