Akasa Air prioritises comfort of its crew, opts for sneakers instead of heels, say reports

A post featuring a photo of a flight attendant from Akasa Air wearing sneakers has gone viral on social media.

‘Comfortable and sustainable’: Akasa Air’s female crew get this for their inflight uniforms
Akasa Air, an airline supported by late businessman Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, has prioritised the comfort of its crew members and took a progressive step concerning the flight attendants' uniforms. Instead of the typical formal wear with high heels or dress shoes, one of their flight attendants was seen wearing sneakers while working. This approach has received positive feedback on social media, with people praising the airline's decision to prioritise comfort and practicality, according to reports.

A LinkedIn user named Diksha Mishra shared a photo of an Akasa Air flight attendant wearing comfortable sneakers, which showcases the airline's distinct uniform style.

Sharing the picture of her LinkedIn profile, she expressed her satisfaction with the decision of Akasa air to come up with a comfortable yet aesthetic cabin crew uniform.


Diksha Mishra complimented Akasa Air on prioritising the comfort of their employees and not requiring female crew members to wear high heels. She praised the airline's innovative approach to uniform design and wished them success in their aviation industry operations.

Akasa Air gets regulator's nod to fly
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Akasa Air gets regulator's nod to fly

Akasa Air gets regulator's nod to fly

New airline Akasa Air has got aviation regulator DGCA's permission to start commercial operations.

New airline Akasa Air has got aviation regulator DGCA's permission to start commercial operations.

India's newest airline infomed it has received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from the DGCA.

India's newest airline infomed it has received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from the DGCA.

The grant of AOC marks the satisfactory completion of all regulatory and compliance requirements.

The grant of AOC marks the satisfactory completion of all regulatory and compliance requirements.

The airline, backed by ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, is set to start flying by end of July.

The airline, backed by ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, is set to start flying by end of July.

Akasa Air wants to begin with two aircraft, and subsequently add planes to its fleet every month.

Akasa Air wants to begin with two aircraft, and subsequently add planes to its fleet every month.

By 2022-23 end, it will have 18 aircraft and thereafter, will add 12-14 aircraft every 12 months.

By 2022-23 end, it will have 18 aircraft and thereafter, will add 12-14 aircraft every 12 months.

It has ordered 72 '737 Max' aircraft from Boeing - including two variants, 737-8 and 737-8-200.


It has ordered 72 '737 Max' aircraft from Boeing - including two variants, 737-8 and 737-8-200.

Earlier on June 21, Akasa Air took delivery of its first Boeing 737 max aircraft in India.

Earlier on June 21, Akasa Air took delivery of its first Boeing 737 max aircraft in India.

It also unveiled the first look of its crew uniform - of polyester fabric made from marine waste.


It also unveiled the first look of its crew uniform - of polyester fabric made from marine waste.


Akasa Air responded to the post by thanking Diksha Mishra and acknowledging that comfort is one of their key values. They believe that exceptional service can only be provided if their employees are comfortable. They also expressed their excitement about having Diksha onboard their flights in the future.
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In July of last year, Akasa Air introduced a new uniform for its cabin crew. The uniform includes specially made trousers and jackets that are created using recycled polyester fabric made from marine waste. According to news reports, the airline made sure to prioritise the comfort of its crew by giving them sneakers designed for both comfort and style. The airline claims to be the first in India to offer this kind of custom-made clothing for its in-flight staff.

FAQs:

  1. Who designed the Akasa air logo?
    The logo of Akasa Air, a Rising A symbol, was designed by 26FIVE India Lab.
  2. What airline’s slogan is fly the friendly skies?
    United Airlines’ famous slogan is fly the friendly skies.
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