India’s JetSetGo Announces Orders From Three AAM Startups

January 19, 2024
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Indian regional air mobility startup JetSetGo has announced a series of orders that could see it add up to 280 advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft into its fleet, part of the operator’s commitment to building out a sustainable regional network across India. Announced at the Wings India 2024 civil...

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