Air Kerala, new Indian startup airline, to take off by March 2025

Muscat: Air Kerala, India's first ultra-low-cost carrier, will take off in March next year, according to officials of the new startup airline.

This is on the back of Air Kerala officials holding a meeting with Union Civil Aviation Minister in Delhi. Minister K. Rammohan Naidu. It was also attended by Chief of Central Air Transport Atul Manrola, Director General of Civil Aviation Vikram Dev Dutt and others.

After the meeting Air Kerala officials said that the minister and officials have assured all possible support from the government.

The meeting focused on Air Kerala’s operational strategies and regulatory requirements as it prepares for takeoff.

Recently Zettfly Aviation Pvt Ltd, the new airline’s parent company, had named Harish Kutty as the airline’s CEO.

Zettfly Aviation is a pioneer in India's aviation landscape, with a legacy spanning over three decades. The company’s mission is to democratise air travel, making it accessible and affordable for all. By connecting India's diverse regions and opening gateways to the world, the company aims to boost the nation's tourism and economy.

The company’s dream project Air Kerala is India's first ultra-low-cost airline, and following the meeting on Thursday the Union Civil Aviation Minister in Delhi the launch of the airline is expected in 2025, marking a significant milestone in our journey to redefine air travel.

The airline’s services are designed to not only connect people but also to empower local economies and create new growth opportunities in India and across the globe. This unwavering dedication to service excellence has earned us a reputation as a trusted name in the industry.