Skye Air, India’s largest hyperlocal drone delivery company, participated in the South Asia Drone Forum 2025, hosted by Nepal government in association with the World Bank.
“Representing India on this esteemed international platform, Skye Air showcased the strength of Bharat’s deep-tech innovation and unmanned traffic management & drone logistics prowess among South Asian counterparts,” reads a press release issued by the company on Monday.
During the three day forum that concluded on April 11, the Skye Air successfully demonstrated a 1 Kg autonomous food delivery using its flagship drone, Skye Ship One, at the designated drone corridor in Kathmandu. “This demonstration marked a historic milestone — Nepal’s first drone-delivered food package, underscoring the potential for scalable, real-world applications of drone technology across borders.”
The event witnessed the presence of Civil Aviation Authorities from 7 South Asian countries along with international delegates and policy leaders, reinforcing the regional importance of advancing drone-based solutions for logistics, healthcare, and disaster response, according to the press release.
“We’re proud to represent India at this global platform and showcase how drones can truly reshape connectivity in difficult terrains,” remarked Ankit Kumar, CEO of Skye Air.
The successful demonstration in Nepal builds on Skye Air’s legacy of pioneering drone logistics in India, having already completed over 2 million deliveries across various sectors. This milestone aligns with the company’s broader vision of expanding its impact across international borders, with a sharp focus on emerging regions.
