Akasa Air says ‘no impact’ as fresh Boeing 737 MAX software glitch emerges

In light of a software issue affecting the Boeing 737 MAX planes, Akasa Air has confirmed the safety of its operations. The airline is in close coordination with Boeing to resolve the matter efficiently. With a total of 43 aircraft in its fleet and future deliveries planned over the next ten years, Akasa strives for a 30% capacity boost by March 2027, ensuring passenger and crew safety remains paramount.