<p>The country's new scheduled airline Akasa Air is "well capitalised" and will allow carrying of domesticated dogs and cats onboard along with passengers from November, according to its senior executives.</p>.<p>The airline, which began operations on August 7, also plans to launch international operations in the second half of next year.</p>.<p>Akasa Air CEO Vinay Dube said the airline is well capitalised and is not looking to have new investors.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read — <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/business/business-news/spicejet-rises-on-report-of-likely-122-million-government-loan-1151105.html" target="_blank">SpiceJet rises on report of likely $122 million government loan</a></strong></p>.<p>Dube said the airline's performance in the 60 days since starting operations has been "satisfying".</p>.<p>"We are very happy, satisfied with... our performance," he said.</p>.<p>Currently, it has a fleet of six planes and the number is expected to touch 18 by March next year.</p>.<p>Akasa Air, which currently has 30 daily flights, will start services from Delhi on Friday.</p>.<p>The airline will be allowing carrying of pets in cabin and cargo from November.</p>.<p>Domesticated dogs and cats can travel from November and the bookings in this regard will start from October 15, Co-Founder, Chief Marketing & Experience Officer Belson Coutinho said.</p>.<p>Dube also said the airline is "on track" as per plans and that the performance has been satisfying.</p>.<p>The airline has placed an order for 72 Boeing 737 MAX planes.</p>
<p>The country's new scheduled airline Akasa Air is "well capitalised" and will allow carrying of domesticated dogs and cats onboard along with passengers from November, according to its senior executives.</p>.<p>The airline, which began operations on August 7, also plans to launch international operations in the second half of next year.</p>.<p>Akasa Air CEO Vinay Dube said the airline is well capitalised and is not looking to have new investors.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read — <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/business/business-news/spicejet-rises-on-report-of-likely-122-million-government-loan-1151105.html" target="_blank">SpiceJet rises on report of likely $122 million government loan</a></strong></p>.<p>Dube said the airline's performance in the 60 days since starting operations has been "satisfying".</p>.<p>"We are very happy, satisfied with... our performance," he said.</p>.<p>Currently, it has a fleet of six planes and the number is expected to touch 18 by March next year.</p>.<p>Akasa Air, which currently has 30 daily flights, will start services from Delhi on Friday.</p>.<p>The airline will be allowing carrying of pets in cabin and cargo from November.</p>.<p>Domesticated dogs and cats can travel from November and the bookings in this regard will start from October 15, Co-Founder, Chief Marketing & Experience Officer Belson Coutinho said.</p>.<p>Dube also said the airline is "on track" as per plans and that the performance has been satisfying.</p>.<p>The airline has placed an order for 72 Boeing 737 MAX planes.</p>