Akasa Air International Operations Begins With its Inaugural Flight to Doha

Akasa Air starts international operations, flying from Mumbai to Qatar’s capital, Doha. At 1754 hours IST, the inaugural flight left Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport for Doha, arriving safely at Hamad International Airport. The achievement represents a significant step in improving trade and tourism connections between India and Qatar, as well as increasing connectivity between the two countries.

In recognition of this Akasa Air international operations, the first passenger was given a special boarding pass, followed by an exciting ribbon-cutting ceremony led by an all-female crew. In addition, the airline has secured traffic rights to three other international destinations. It includes Riyadh, Kuwait, and Jeddah, indicating that it plans to increase its international presence in future months.

Akasa Air International Connecting Flights

Tourists can also find connecting flights to Doha from Indian destinations, including Delhi, Kochi, Lucknow, Goa, Varanasi, and Ahmedabad via Mumbai. The company has also announced special holiday packages for travelers interested in visiting Doha, including affordable deals through Akasa Holidays.

Also, amid continued concerns over Boeing’s production schedule, Akasa Air is hopeful about early delivery of Boeing 737 MAX jets. In January, the airline announced plans to expand its worldwide reach by ordering 150 Boeing 737 MAX jets with CFM fuel-efficient and LEAP-1B engines.

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As Akasa Air international operations started with flights to Doha from Mumbai, it plans to strengthen its position in the international aviation industry. It is facilitating seamless travel experiences for passengers while contributing to the expansion of bilateral relations between India and Qatar.