Indian airlines suspended flights and adjusted routes after a volcanic ash plume from Ethiopia entered Indian airspace, prompting inspections and regulatory safety measures.
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IndiGo and Akasa Air begin services from Navi Mumbai Airport NMI, boosting connectivity with key Indian cities from December 25.
Akasa Air (QP) is positioning itself for a significant expansion by tapping into the forthcoming green-field airports at Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI) and Noida International Airport (DXN).
Akasa Air (QP) is evaluating new routes across East Africa and beyond, targeting destinations like Kenya (NBO), Egypt (CAI), and Ethiopia (ADD).
The Delhi–Mumbai sector remains the busiest route in India and among the most flown city pairs globally.
Noida International Airport (DXN) at Jewar, will be inaugurated on October 30, with commercial operations expected to begin within 45 days, Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu announced.
Akasa Air (QP), has announced two new international routes from Bengaluru, adding to its growing network of overseas destinations.
Air India (AI) and its low-cost subsidiary Air India Express (IX) together posted a pre-tax loss of ₹9,568.4 crore (approx $1.1 billion) in the financial year ending March 2025.
An incident unfolded at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) early on August 13, involving an Akasa Air (QP) Boeing 737 MAX aircraft that sustained damage at Bengaluru Airport after being struck by ground service equipment on the ground.
Akasa Air (QP) will expand its international network with daily non-stop flights between Mumbai (BOM) and Phuket (HKT) starting September 20, 2025.