Akasa Air elevates pet travel services, surpasses 3,200 pet milestone

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Akasa Air recently announced key enhancements to its pet-travel service – Pets on Akasa. Moreover, the airline has also crossed the  milestone of carrying 3,200+ pets since the service launched in November 2022.  

As part of the enhancements, Akasa Air now allows customers to travel with pets weighing up to 10 kgs (including the weight of the container) in the cabin – an increase from the previous limit of 7 kgs. This  change has been introduced keeping customer feedback in mind, reflecting the airline’s commitment to  continuously enhance its services to meet the evolving travel needs of its customers. 

In addition, Akasa Air is implementing an enhanced travel certificate policy to provide greater flexibility  for customers. Travel certificates issued for pets will now remain valid for up to 15 days instead of three days, adding convenience for customers booked on return for short-term travel. Customers travelling  for longer than 15 days will be required to obtain a new travel certificate. 



Customers booked with their pets on Akasa Air, also enjoy a host of complimentary value-added  services such as a pre-booked window seat, priority baggage delivery and priority boarding that  elevates their flying experience. 

Akasa Air has invested in extensive research and training across its  customer care centre, airports, and in-flight teams, underscoring the airline’s dedication towards 

maintaining the highest standards of care, safety, and comfort throughout the journey. Furthermore,  Akasa Air has also partnered with Umeed for Animals Foundation to implement best practices by  collaborating across processes and policies to continuously enhance pet comfort and safety. 

Belson Coutinho, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing &  Experience Officer, at Akasa Air said, “Thanks to the love and support of pet parents and their  constructive feedback, we are pleased to announce key enhancements to our Pets on Akasa service. This positive change not only reinforces our commitment to listening to feedback from our customers but also endorses our culture of using feedback for continuous improvement.  

“Since the inception of our Pets on Akasa service, we have worked to create an  inclusive and humane travel experience and we are pleased to have flown over 3,200 pets since the  start of our Pets on Akasa service,” Coutinho added. 

Launched on 1st November 2022, Pets on Akasa allows customers to travel on domestic flights across  22 cities with their cats and dogs in the cabin or cargo, based on their weight. Akasa Air has introduced  multiple quality products and differentiated services to ensure an inclusive, warm and comfortable flying  experience. Its brand-new fleet provides generous legroom for enhanced comfort and comes with in seat USB charging ports in a majority of aircraft.

Café Akasa, the airline’s onboard meal service offers  an assortment of healthy and delectable meals, including festive menus and industry-first options such  as Kombucha, to offer customers an indulgent gourmet experience in the skies. Travelers can choose  to plan their travel with Akasa Holidays which offers customisable and all-inclusive holiday packages at  affordable prices. In addition, in an endeavour to make travel inclusive, Akasa Air has introduced its  safety instruction card and onboard menu card in Braille for persons with visual impairment. 

Since its launch in August 2022, Akasa Air has served over 8 million passengers and connects with 22  cities, namely Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kochi, Delhi, Guwahati, Agartala, Pune,  Lucknow, Goa, Hyderabad, Varanasi, Bagdogra, Bhubaneswar, Kolkata, Port Blair, Ayodhya, Gwalior,  Srinagar, Prayagraj and Doha (Qatar).



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