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SkyDrive Signs MoU with Air India and Suzuki to Study eVTOL Medical Logistics in India

Why It MattersThe tie-up signals growing interest from automakers and airlines in adapting eVTOL technology for time-critical logistics beyond passenger transport.

Japanese eVTOL developer SkyDrive has signed a memorandum of understanding with Air India and Suzuki to study the use of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft for medical logistics in India. The study covers potential use cases including the transport of radioactive cancer-treatment isotopes to hospitals, the movement of organs and emergency medical supplies across the Delhi NCR region, and the delivery of critical aircraft spare parts to airports during aircraft-on-ground situations.

SkyDrive Signs MoU with Air India and Suzuki to Study eVTOL Medical Logistics in India

SkyDrive was founded in 2015 by a group of engineers from a major Japanese automaker.

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