Indian airline Akasa Air celebrated a significant achievement on Friday with the announcement of its first batch of pilots who successfully completed their command upgrade training.
First Officer Shantanu Patil and First Officer Rahul Sinha were part of the pioneering group of pilots who completed their training and advanced to become pilots in command. In a press release, the company highlighted the dedication and skills of these professionals, noting that their transition from First Officers to Captains marked a significant milestone for both their careers and Akasa Air as a whole.
At a ceremony held in Mumbai to congratulate the inaugural group of pilots, Vinay Dube, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Akasa Air, expressed immense pride. He stated, "We are immensely proud to celebrate our first batch of pilots who have successfully transitioned to the role of Captains through our internal upgrade program. A first of many more to come, this momentous occasion is not just a testament to the rigorous and disciplined training undertaken by our pilots but also demonstrates their dedication and resilience."
Dube also emphasized Akasa Air's commitment to investing in its people, recognizing it as a cornerstone of the airline's success. He stated, "At Akasa Air, we firmly believe that investing in our people is key to our success and to providing our passengers with a world-class travel experience. Over the next 12 months, we plan to upgrade between 40 – 50 additional Captains. Our goal is to build an aviation workforce fit for the future - by offering sustainable, open, and inclusive opportunities for anybody looking for a career in the industry.”
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