Akasa Air, India's brand-new airline, has received the DGCA's nod to start commercial flights in India.
The aviation safety regulator on Thursday granted Akasa Air its Air Operator's Certificate after the airline performed proving flights. This marks the completion of all regulatory and compliance requirements for the airline's operational readiness.
"We now look forward to opening our flights for sale leading to the start of the commercial operations by late July," said Vinay Dube, Akasa Air's Founder and Chief Executive Officer.