Airline: Civil Aviation Ministry has given NOC to the low cost airline, the airline plans to connect small cities of the country.

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Low Cost Airline: The country is going to get another airline. This budget airline Air Kerala has got approval from the Civil Aviation Ministry. After getting the NOC from the government, Air Kerala plans to launch its services in the year 2025. Initially, Air Kerala will use three ATR 72-600 aircraft. It will connect small cities like Tier 2 and Tier 3 of the country. Air Kerala has announced the receipt of NOC by holding a press conference in Dubai.

Air Kerala gets support of 2 Dubai businessmen

Air Kerala has the support of Dubai businessmen Afi Ahmed and Ayub Kallada. Air Kerala will be the first regional airline of India’s southernmost state. According to the Khaleej Times report, the airline registered under the name Zettfly Aviation has been allowed to operate air transport services for 3 years. On this occasion, Afi Ahmed said that this is the result of our years of hard work. Many people had raised questions on our plan. But, we have made this dream a reality.

Air Kerala will provide affordable aviation services to small cities

Last year, Smart Travels Agency founder Afi Ahmed bought the domain name airkerala.com for 10 lakh dirhams. The Kerala government first planned about Air Kerala in 2005. According to the report, the airline will start flying next year. Air Kerala plans to provide affordable aviation services to small cities. Ayub Kallada said that now we will try to get Air Operator Certificate (AOC) by purchasing aircraft. Apart from buying aircraft, he is also trying to lease them.

International flights will also start after there are 20 aircraft in the fleet

Before starting international flights, Air Kerala will have to operate regional flights. After the airline has 20 aircraft in its fleet, Air Kerala will also start international flights. Afi Ahmed said that our first international flight will be to Dubai. After this, we will start services on other routes as well. An initial investment of around Dirham 11 crore will be made on Air Kerala.