November 2026: Recognising the evolving needs of families while travelling, Akasa Air has partnered with kid’s food brand One Little Farm to offer a thoughtful snacking experience for young flyers this Children’s Day.

As part of the collaboration, Akasa Air has chosen to delight its young travellers with 10,000 Daties, One Little Farm’s range of date bites for kids, onboard select Akasa Air flights across India this Children’s Day, introducing families to convenient, clean-label snacking while on the move. The initiative reflects a shared focus on making travel experiences more enjoyable and family-friendly, while addressing a common challenge for parents: finding wholesome and convenient snack options during journeys.

“At One Little Farm, we believe parents should never have to compromise on the quality of food they choose for their children, even when they’re travelling. Journeys often call for convenient food options, but convenience shouldn’t come at the cost of transparency or nutrition. Through our partnership with Akasa Air, we’re excited to bring Daties onboard and make mindful snacking more accessible for families as they travel.”

Tanmai, Co-founder of One Little Farm

Made with dates, nuts and real fruits, Daties reflects the brand’s focus on simple ingredients and convenient snacking. Founded by parents Tejas and Tanmai, One Little Farm was born from a gap they noticed in the kid’s food market, where convenience often came with long ingredient lists and limited transparency.

Its portfolio includes ready-to-eat puree pouches for babies and toddlers, alongside its bestseller Daties for kids. The brand focuses on clean-label products with no added sugar or salt and no unnecessary additives. Its products are tested across more than 200 parameters, including pesticides and heavy metals, while all its products disclose exact ingredient proportions.

The association with Akasa Air marks another step in One Little Farm’s journey towards becoming an everyday food brand for growing kids , reaching families beyond their homes and into the experiences they share.