Akasa Air and AI Express clarified that their Boeing 737 aircraft are unaffected by the recent FAA Airworthiness Directive requiring inspections for specific fuselage repairs.
FAA's directive has no impact on Akasa Air operations
Aug 08, 2026
02:47 pm
What's the storyAkasa Air and Air India Express have confirmed that their fleets of Boeing 737 aircraft are not affected by a recent directive from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
The directive calls for inspections for possible fuselage cracks on certain models of the Boeing 737.
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