Akasa Air, led by CEO Vinay Dube, plans to operate flights under the UDAN scheme, supported by steady Boeing 737 MAX deliveries and ambitious fleet expansion goals.
The announcement was made by CEO Vinay Dube
Jul 06, 2026
12:53 pm
What's the storyAkasa Air, the new Indian airline, is gearing up to join the government's regional air connectivity scheme, UDAN. The announcement was made by CEO Vinay Dube.
He said that the airline has been adding Boeing 737 MAX aircraft at a steady pace and plans to expand its capacity significantly in the coming years.
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