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Akasa Air to hire 350 cabin crew members and pilots by March 2023
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed Akasa Air is planning to hire around 350 cabin crew members and pilots by March 2023.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Says Akasa Air Has A Game Plan
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was in a defiant mood as he laid down the gauntlet to the skeptics of his multi-million dollar inves...
IndiGo back in profit after two years, after Omicron steps aside
IndiGo confirms dominance as vaccination for COVID-19 went up across the country and the need to present test informatio...
Akasa Air probably to begin flights in late May, Says CEO
Seeking to further democratize air travel with responsible and affordable services, airline Akasa Air is aiming to begin...
Air India clears 80% of jet fuel dues – IOC gets Rs 2,281 crore
positive with growth in flights, upcoming launch of new airlines in 2022 and recovery of jet fuel dues from Air India.
Akasa Air , Jet Airways 2.0 likely to open up opportunities for Airline Pilots in India.
As Akasa, the ultra-low price airline backed by capitalist Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, prepares to require to the skies and Jet...
AKASA AIR – India’s Newest Airline unveils its logo and livery.
Akasa Air on weekday discovered its much-anticipated whole identity with the disclosing of its ‘Rising A’ image and tagl...
Akasa , Jet begin flying next year – airfares may drop
The launch of 2 new airlines, Akasa and Jet Airways 2.0, early next year is anticipated to possess an on the spot
Akasa Air and the Indian Aviation Market
Akasa Air, an ultra-low-cost Indian carrier, placed a $9 billion order for 72 Boeing 737 MAX Jets. It could potentially ...
Largest Air Force in the World Chief Pushes Readiness, F-35 Parts Stockpiles and More
Alaska Airlines Bans TikTok Evangelist After In Flight Sermon Sparks Safety Concerns
JetBlue Launches $5,000 Crew Bonus Program After Hundreds of Flight Cancellations
Largest Air Force in the World Chief Pushes Readiness, F-35 Parts Stockpiles and More
Alaska Airlines Bans TikTok Evangelist After In Flight Sermon Sparks Safety Concerns