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Skye Air unveils 7-minute drone service in B'luru
Business Standard
|March 29, 2025
Skye Air, the hyperlocal drone delivery network, has launched its ultra-fast service in Bengaluru, making it the second city in India after Gurugram to adopt advanced drone logistics.
Residents of Konankunte and Kanakapura Road in Bengaluru will soon experience deliveries in as little as seven minutes, showcasing the rapid evolution of drone technology in urban logistics.
The firm said the introduction of drone deliveries in Bengaluru is set to transform the ecommerce and quick commerce landscape, offering speed, efficiency, and sustainability.
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