The incident took place when the Spicejet aircraft from Leh was pulling into the gate, and Akasa Air’s plane was pushing back for Hyderabad. Both airlines said the relevant authorities have been informed, and the matter is under investigation.

SpiceJet plane collides with Akasa aircraft at Delhi airport, both damaged

The recent Air India AI-171 plane crash that claimed the lives of at least 270 people had raised several question on aviation safety and flight accidents in India. India’s aviation sector is dominated by two aircraft manufacturers: Boeing and Airbus

Ahmedabad plane crash: Boeing or Airbus, which aircraft has a better safety record in India?

A Delhi-bound IndiGo flight from Mumbai was diverted to Ahmedabad on Tuesday night (Oct 15) after receiving a bomb threat, which was later found out to be a hoax, an official said on Wednesday.

IndiGo Mumbai-Delhi flight diverted after hoax bomb threat; marks 12th incident in 2 days

Two individuals were detained by the police at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport on Friday (April 5) for allegedly claiming to possess a 'nuclear bomb' during a security check.

Two Akasa Air fliers arrested for ‘nuclear bomb’ threat at Delhi airport

Amid escalating concerns over Boeing's production schedule for its 737 aircraft series following a mid-air incident earlier this year, India's Akasa Air remains optimistic about the timely delivery of its ordered Boeing 737 MAX jets, affirmed the airline's CEO.

India's Akasa Air stays upbeat on Boeing 737 MAX delivery schedule despite production concerns

After the revelation of certain to legal documents, Indian low-cost airline Akasa Air has sued the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of causing it “significant financial and operational hardship” by failing to take action to prevent pilots from quitting suddenly, which in turn interfered with flight schedules.

Indian airline Akasa Air charges the DGCA for “inaction” amid pilot shortages

Akasa Air - one of the country's budget carrier - is facing a severe crisis as a significant number of its pilots have abruptly quit their job and this is leaving the airline in complete turmoil situation that has escalated to a legal battle now.

Akasa Air's pilot exodus sparks shutdown risk as it faces 600 flight cancellations in August | WION

The abrupt resignations of several of the pilots at Indian low-cost airline Akasa Air have forced the firm to temporarily reduce its flight schedule. This has led to a legal conflict, and the airline has threatened to shut down if there are any more resignations.

India's Akasa Air reduces flights as pilots leave, warns of a possible shutdown: Report

On August 8, 2022, India’s newest airline, Akasa Air backed by the late investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala took to the skies with its first flight from Mumbai to Ahmadabad.

Flashback Friday: Revisiting the legacy of Indian investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

By March of next year, the newest airline in India, Akasa air, plans to hire around 1000 personnel as it expands its fleet. According to CEO Vinay Dubey of Akasa, the airline would have over 3000 employees overall by 24 months from now, including 1100 pilots and flight attendants.

Akasa Air: First international flight planned before year-end

Akasa Air plans to hire about 1,000 additional employees, bringing the total number of staff to over 3,000 by the end of March 2024. Vinay Dube, the CEO of the seven-month-old airline, which began operations in August 2022, stated in an interview with PTI that by the end of 2023, the airline will also begin operating on new routes and will introduce international flights.

Akasa Air plans to go international, increase daily flight operations from 110 to 150

The nation's new scheduled airline Akasa Air is "fully capitalised" and will start allowing the transport of domesticated dogs and cats onboard with passengers in November.

Beginning in November, Akasa Air to accept domesticated dogs and cats on board

Akasa air will allow pets both in the cabin and cargo from the 1st of November. This includes domesticated dogs and cats. The weight allowed in the cabin will be up until seven kilograms.

India: Akasa Air to allow pets on board from November, upto 7 kgs weight allowed in the cabin

Barely a month after starting its operations, India's newest aircraft carrier Akasa Air has run into trouble. Reportedly, earlier this week, the company suffered a major data breach which exposed the personal data of its passengers.

India: Turbulence for Akasa Air as it reports a major data breach

The Big Bull of Indian markets Rakesh Jhunjhunwala passed away this morning in India’s western Mumbai city. He was 62. He is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter.

Indian stock market mogul Rakesh Jhunjhunwala dies at 62

India's legendary stock market investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala passed away in Mumbai on Sunday morning. Jhunjhunwala suffered a cardiac arrest and had multiple health issues, including diabetes, hear and kidney problems.

Big Bull Rakesh Jhunjhunwala no more, with $5.8 billion net worth, was no. 36 in India's 100 rich list

India’s booming civil aviation sector sees a new entrant: Akasa Air

Akasa Air, a brand of SNV Aviation Private Limited, is an Indian low-cost airline headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra. It is backed by billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.

Akasa Air: Why is everyone waiting for Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s airlines?

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