CEO Dube seeks to douse fire lit by lawyers’ closure claims
A day after its lawyers declared in the Delhi High Court that Akasa Air might be forced to cease its operations following the resignations of 43 pilots, co-founder and Chief Executive Vinay Dube on Wednesday sought to allay stakeholder concerns. He assured employees in an email that the airline’s future and growth path were intact.
The airline's statement in the court that it was in a "state of crisis" and had been cancelling 24 flights a day in September came even as it received permission from the Civil Aviation Ministry on September 11 to start international operations. The airline is looking at South Asian, Southeast Asian, and West Asian destinations for its international flights.
The airline is undergoing severe turbulence due to the abrupt resignations o...