Set Up
Register the company, train our pilots and start the DGCA paperwork.
GateThe company is registered and the paperwork is filed.
The plan
One campus, then the region.
Each step has a gate: something that must be true before the next step starts. If it is not true, we do not move on.
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Campus Pilot
A closed test, then about 50 students, then all of SRM University AP.
GateThree months of logged flights and a real cost per delivery.
The Campus Pays for Itself
Courier runs for the university alongside food, so one campus covers its own running costs.
GateOne campus covering its own costs.
A Second Campus and a Hospital Corridor
The same playbook on a second campus, with no redesign. A scheduled route carrying lab samples for a hospital. Work starts on the safety case for flying beyond line of sight.
GateTwo campuses live and one paying institutional contract.
More Campuses
Campuses three to five across the region, more hospital routes, and the first trials beyond line of sight.
GateApproval to fly beyond line of sight on set routes.
Around the Campuses
Hostels, hospitals and offices near each campus, served from the same hubs.
GateDelivery spots checked and approved, one by one.
Home Delivery Across Amaravati
Docking stations as hubs across the capital region, delivering to checked spots at homes.
How Home Delivery Will WorkWhy this order.
Why a Campus First
A closed community, short hops, demand that peaks at meal times, one landowner, and users who forgive early mistakes. Own one campus completely, then repeat the playbook.
Why the Amaravati Region
Every step stays inside one region, under one state government that has its own drone policy. A record built on campus counts in the next place.
Why Gates
A plan that moves on before it has proof is how drone companies run out of money or safety margin. The gates keep us honest, and the data from each step is what the next one is built on.