Akasa Air will consider flights to Kenya, Egypt, other countries; feels ‘very good’ about Boeing delivery schedule: CEO

Akasa Air will consider operating flights to Kenya, Ethiopia, Egypt and some other countries, and the three-year-old airline now feels “very good” about the delivery schedule for its Boeing planes, according to its CEO Vinay Dube.

Stressing that Akasa Air’s international expansion will continue on the right path, Dube, also the founder, said the airline will shortly announce flights to Sharjah.

The airline has a fleet of 30 Boeing 737 MAX planes and expects to add “more than one aircraft” this year.