New Delhi: The government has given ahead to the Jhunjhunwala Rakeshala-supported billionaire investor – Supported by Akasa.
The aircraft ministry has issued a certificate of Objection No Vital (NOC) which will now apply to air operator permissions from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
The airline hopes to start flying next summer.
Ultra Low Cost Carrier (LCC) proposal, SNV Aviation Pvt Ltd which will fly under the brand name of the water, was tested by Veteran Vinay Dube which is the CEO.
Jhunjhunwala recently met PM Modi in Delhi.
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DGCA recently allowed Max B737 which was modified to fly in India.
In a statement, the airline said it “plans to offer flights throughout India starting in the summer of 2022 with efforts to become the most reliable, affordable, and greenest airlines in the country.” Vinay Dube said: “We are very happy and thank the airline on their support and for the administration of NOC.
We will continue to work with regulatory authorities in all additional compeases needed to succeed in launching water (we believe it has a air transportation system strong is very important for the progress of our nation.
“” This belief motivates us to make modern, efficient, and quality airlines.
In addition, the water will serve all Indians regardless of their socio-economic or cultural background with warmth, Inclusiveness and respect.
Because in the end, these qualities that connect people and culture and help Indians realize their dreams, “Dube, who has held the top position in Indian carriers such as Jet Airways and Goair, added.
Next year will be one of the most interesting times, Indian flights have seen the last moment with Air India and AI Express will then fly as Tata Group Airlines; It will give birth and maybe Jet Airways 2.0 might be reincarnated.
How Tata Group plans to fly Air India from this business loss will face strong headwinds – along with existing players, some who struggle to survive – because of the increase in oil prices; The weakening of the rupees and uncertainty of the pandemic.