Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 10:45am on 24 Mar 2024,Sunday Business
India's aviation market offers "incredibly affordable" airfares, says Akasa Air CEO Vinay Dube. The airline aims to be a top 30 global carrier by 2030 and plans to go public. Dube emphasizes fundamentals over marketing gimmicks as the airline prepares for its inaugural international flight from Mumbai to Doha on March 28. With a fleet of 24 planes and a 4.5% domestic market share, Akasa Air sees ample room for growth in India's aviation sector. Dube assures no pilot shortages and pledges to maintain reliability amidst upcoming regulatory changes.
