Air India partners with SkyDrive and Suzuki to explore electric aircraft applications for medical logistics, marking its debut in India's growing eVTOL ecosystem.
The airline has signed an MoU with Japanese firms SkyDrive and Suzuki
Jul 31, 2026
01:03 pm
What's the storyAir India has marked its entry into India's nascent electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aviation sector.
The airline has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Japanese firms SkyDrive and Suzuki Motor Corporation.
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NEW DELHI: Air India has tied up with Japan’s leading flying car company SkyDrive Inc and Suzuki Motor Corp to conduct a joint…
