Skye Air Scores Perfect 10

Skye Air Mobility bags 10 transformative contracts from Government Healthcare service providers nationwide.
NEW DELHI, Mar 2 (The CONNECT) – Skye Air Mobility, India’s largest SaaS-based autonomous logistics solution provider, has bagged 10 transformative contracts from Government Healthcare service providers nationwide.
Skye Air Mobility has secured transformative contracts with renowned healthcare institutions across India, including AIIMS Deoghar (Jharkhand), Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (Manipur), AIIMS Patna (Bihar), AIIMS Jodhpur (Rajasthan), AIIMS Rajkot (Gujarat), AIIMS Bhubaneswar (Odisha), AIIHPH Kolkata (West Bengal), Central Leprosy Teaching & Research Institute Chengalpattu (Tamil Nadu), Regional Leprosy Training & Research Institute Bankura (West Bengal) and Regional Leprosy Training & Research Institute Aska (Odisha). Leveraging state-of-the-art drone technology, Skye Air is poised to revolutionize healthcare delivery in these esteemed institutions, marking a significant milestone in India’s healthcare evolution.
Ankit Kumar, Founder & CEO of Skye Air Mobility, the contracts present a substantial opportunity to synergize with leading healthcare institutions, aligning the company’s efforts with the Ministry’s goals.
“Our avant-garde drone technology is poised to revolutionize healthcare accessibility, transcending geographical barriers and making a tangible impact on lives across diverse regions,” Kumar said.
Employing flagship StarLiner & Artemis drone models, Skye Air ensures safe, timely transport of medical supplies in temperature-controlled boxes. This initiative aligns seamlessly with Skye Air’s mission – revolutionizing logistics and enhancing healthcare accessibility.
In tandem with drone technology, Skye Air leverages state-of-the-art Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) software ‘Skye UTM,’ showcasing India’s commitment to cutting-edge infrastructure. This system facilitates seamless coordination with Air Traffic Controls (ATCs), offering real-time tracking and ultra-fast communication, advancing India’s journey toward global drone industry leadership by 2030.
Skye Air plans to ramp up its drone fleet to 100 from the from the current 35 within the next six months, as the company pursues growth opportunities in healthcare and agri-commodity sectors, Kumar said.