Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Akasa Air Plans 30% Capacity Boost in FY26, Eyes International Growth
Akasa Air, a new airline, is planning to grow a lot in the next year!
They want to fly 30% more, with some flights going to other countries.
Right now, they fly to many places in India and some international ones.
They're looking at expanding in South-East Asia.
The airline wants to have many more planes in the future.
They are also getting money from investors to help them grow.
Akasa Air plans to increase capacity by 30% in FY26, with a quarter of it on international routes.
The airline currently operates 30 Boeing 737 Max aircraft to 23 domestic and 5 international destinations.
Akasa Air is likely to focus on South-East Asia for international expansion.
The company aims to have 226 planes by 2032.
Akasa Air is in the process of raising funds through investment offices and funds.
- Who
- Akasa Air, a domestic and international airline.
- What
- Akasa Air is increasing its capacity and expanding its routes.
- When
- FY26, and has expansion plans through 2032.
- Where
- Focusing on routes in South-East Asia for international expansion.
- Why
- To become a major national airline and meet rising travel demand.
Airline Performance and Financials
Industry Views
Financial Performance
Airline Performance and Financials
Akasa Air's revenue increased by 49% in FY25.
Industry Views
A media report stated that Akasa Air’s net loss widened 18% to ₹1,983 crore in FY25.
- Capacity Increase
- 30% in FY26
- Current Fleet
- 30 Boeing 737 Max aircraft
- Destinations
- 23 domestic, 5 international
- International Focus
- South-East Asia
- Planned Aircraft by 2032
- 226 planes
- Fundraising
- Agreements with investment offices and funds