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Akasa Air Prepares For Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 Delivery

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Akasa Air Prepares For Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 Delivery as the Indian low-cost carrier continues to build out its high-density narrowbody fleet in support of network growth and cost-efficient operations. The upcoming aircraft reflects Akasa Air’s strategy of deploying capacity-optimized variants to serve price-sensitive domestic and regional markets.

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Aero Contractors Urges Interest Rate Reversal to Benefit Nigerian Airlines

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