Akasa Air, India’s most modern airline, on Thursday obtained its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India. The DGCA has cleared Akasa Air to start operations.
Following the government’s initiative to usher in a new era of digitisation, Akasa Air is proud to be the first airline whose end-to-end AOC process was once performed the use of the government’s progressive eGCA digital platform. The manner concluded with the airline having successfully conducted a range of proving flights underneath the supervision of the country’s aviation regulator.
Commenting on the vast milestone, Vinay Dube, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Akasa Air said “We are extraordinarily grateful to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the DGCA for their constructive guidance, active guide and the highest ranges of effectivity at some point of the AOC process. We now seem forward to opening our flights for sale, leading to the begin of industrial operations through late July. This will commence our trip toward constructing India’s greenest, most dependable, and most inexpensive airline”.
“We additionally desire to take this second to thank and renowned the collective contributions of our personnel and companions whose commitment, perseverance, optimism, meticulous planning and exemplary teamwork have helped achieve this milestone. This is not just a enormous milestone for Akasa Air and Indian aviation, but also a testimony to the story of a bright and resilient India”. Vinay Dube added.
