ABOARD INDIA'S BEST BUDGET AIRLINE | Akasa Air (ECONOMY) | Boeing 737 MAX 8 | Mumbai - Kolkata

A 2-hour 30-minute journey from Mumbai to Kolkata on Akasa Air's 174 seater Boeing 737 MAX 8, in Economy class.
My experience on Akasa Air has been better than any other low-cost carrier in India. The amenities, features and legroom they provide make them a cut above the rest.
-- Flight Info --
Airline: Akasa Air
Aircraft: Boeing 737 MAX 8
Flight Number: QP1124
Registration: VT-YAK
Flight Time: 2h 30min
Seat: 28F
From: Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport) (BOM) (VABB)
To: Kolkata (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport) (CCU) (VECC)
Date: 19th September 2023
-- Video Timestamps --
00:00 - Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai
01:17 - Boarding
01:38 - Cabin, seat and window view
02:54 - Food menu
03:56 - Planespotting
05:46 - Taxi
08:40 - Take Off
11:59 - In-flight food service
12:16 - Approach
12:30 - Cloudbreaks
14:12 - Lower cloudbreaks
15:40 - On final approach
16:03 - Short final and landing
17:55 - Taxi
19:42 - Deboarding the aircraft
20:10 - Bus ride to the arrival hall
21:32 - Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport), Kolkata
-- Equipment Info --
Camera used: Apple iPhone X
-- Disclaimer --
This video does not contain product placements. The airline was neither involved nor informed about the production of this video. The ticket fare was paid by ourselves.
Special thanks to Pratyush Kumar for helping out with the aircraft info and organizing information about the trip.

[@saumyanagar1011]

lesss go boiiiii. Back with a bang after a long time!!! Been waiting for your travel vlogs

[@BoltonBolt]

Thank you! My next few videos are going to be low effort ones as I am still clearing out my video back log

[@melbourneplanespotter3631]

Very nice! If possible, please do stabilise the video whilst editing. I found the video too shaky, which isn't your own fault, but you should stabilise it when editing.

[@BoltonBolt]

Yeah you are correct. I did try stabilizing the video, but it was taking very long to do so on relatively weak laptop, so I only stabilized a few scenes

[@melbourneplanespotter3631]

@@BoltonBolt Perhaps you can stabilise it through an app on your phone.

[@BoltonBolt]

@@melbourneplanespotter3631 Thanks for the suggestion! I will look into it