Archive · 19 Nov 2025
IndiaOne Air to Expand Regional Connectivity with Up to 10 Twin Otter 300-G Aircraft
IndiaOne Air, a regional airline in India, plans to buy up to 10 special planes called Twin Otter 300-Gs.
These planes can take off and land on short runways, making it easier for the airline to fly to small cities and remote areas.
The airline already flies to smaller cities in East India and wants to expand its services to connect more remote and underserved regions.
IndiaOne Air signs LOI with De Havilland Canada for up to 10 Twin Otter Series 300-G aircraft
Announcement made at Dubai Air Show
Aircraft to support IndiaOne Air's mission to serve remote and underserved regions in India
Twin Otter 300-G offers improved efficiency, advanced avionics, and short runway capabilities
IndiaOne Air currently operates four Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft under Udan scheme
- Who
- IndiaOne Air, De Havilland Canada
- What
- Signed a letter of intent for up to 10 Twin Otter Series 300-G aircraft
- When
- November 18, 2025
- Where
- Dubai Air Show
- Why
- To expand regional connectivity and serve remote and underserved regions in India
- Current Fleet
- Four Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft
- Operating Scheme
- Udan (Ude Desh Ka Aam Aadmi)
- Aircraft Variant
- Twin Otter Series 300-G
- Improved Capabilities
- Operational efficiency, advanced avionics, enhanced passenger comfort, short runway capabilities
- CEO Quote
- It’s performance, reliability and versatility align perfectly with our mission of connecting the unconnected and bringing air travel accessibility to every corner of India