Akasa Air unveils first look of its crew uniform
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First look
Akasa Air has unveiled the first look of its crew uniform as the startup carrier prepares for take-off in the coming weeks. The airline, backed by ace stock market investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, is likely to start services by the end of this month.
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Comfort across busy schedules
Akasa Air says the uniform fit focuses on providing the best possible stretch to ensure comfort across busy flight schedules. It says it is the first Indian airline to introduce custom trousers and jackets in a fabric polyester fabric specially made from pet bottles salvaged from marine waste.
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Light, extra-cushioned sneakers
The sneakers are designed for ergonomics, aesthetics and comfort. To allow for the long hours the crew have to spend standing, the sneakers are light, and contain extra cushioning from heel to toe to ensure better support. The sole is carved from recycled rubber and manufactured without any use of plastic.
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The jackets
Designed by Delhi-based fashion designer Rajesh Pratap Singh, the jacket draws inspiration from the Indian bandhgala and is forward-looking in a modern version of the garment. Sinngh says they are a perfect amalgamation of style and sustainability and reflect Akasa Air's core values.
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Plans ahead
The airline had taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 max aircraft in India on June 21 and plans to conduct proving flights this week, following which it will get the Air Operator Permit for launching commercial operations.