Akasa Air, the budget carrier in a strategic move poised to reshape the Indian aviation landscape, declared plans to acquire an impressive fleet of 150 Boeing 737 MAX narrowbody planes. The announcement, made at the “WINGS India 2024” event in the aerospace hub city of India, Hyderabad. This deal positions Akasa Air for substantial expansion, both domestically and internationally, solidifying its presence in India’s thriving aviation market.
Akasa Air’s order comprises Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 and 737 MAX 8-200 jets, demonstrating the airline’s commitment to modern and fuel-efficient aircraft. Notably, the order excludes the Max 9 variant, which has faced recent controversies and regulatory actions.