CHENNAI: Akasa Air The airline said on Tuesday it will fly daily non-stop flights on the Chennai-Mumbai route from next month onwards, set to enter commercial operation in the country later this week.
Flights between Chennai and the Mumbai region will commence from September 15, a company statement said.
The airline is part of the inter-India network connection, which will also add new routes between Ahmedabad and Bengaluru routes from 23 August.
“With our first flight scheduled to take off on August 7, we’ve seen positive feedback on bookings from travelers, and our first flight sold out within a week. days from launch,” said Akasa Air co-founder and chief commercial officer, Praveen Iyer.
“With an aircraft arriving every two weeks, we are excited to strengthen our network to meet our commitment to gradually adding more cities along the sectors,” he said. new to establish presence across India.
Akasa Air will fly between Mumbai-Ahmedabad on August 7 on the opening day and will then expand routes to Bengaluru-Kochi (August 12 onwards), Bengaluru-Mumbai (August 19 onwards) , Bengaluru-Ahmedabad (August 23 onwards).
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