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India's Private Aviation to Become More Accessible Within 3-5 Years

India's Private Aviation to Become More Accessible Within 3-5 Years
Strong Infrastructure, Better Financing to Make Private Aviation More Accessible in 3-5 Years: Capt. Varun Mittal · republicworld.com

Private aviation means flying in planes that are not part of a big airline's regular schedule.

A leader of an aviation company called VCRAFT International talked about the future of this business in India.

He thinks private flying will become easier for more people to use in the next three to five years.

This will happen because airports and other facilities will get better, and paying for flights will become easier.

Private planes can go to places that big airlines often cannot reach.

They can help people visit religious sites, reach hospitals quickly, and travel for vacations.

Companies are starting to see private flying as a useful way to get work done, not just a fancy luxury.

The industry is becoming clearer and easier for customers to understand.

One company is bringing many flying services together to make everything simpler.

This could help connect smaller towns with big cities across India.

Key facts

Interviewee
Capt. Varun Mittal
Position
Director & CEO, VCRAFT International Pvt. Ltd.
Timeframe
3-5 years
Growth Drivers
Regional infrastructure, financing options, digital adoption
Key Use Cases
Pilgrimage, emergency medical transport, tourism, seasonal travel
Company Services
Aircraft acquisition, leasing/financing, charter, asset management, aviation support
New Platform
VSKY
Industry Strategy
Better fleet utilization, leasing, technology, diversified business models

Quotes

Capt. Varun Mittal

Director and CEO of VCRAFT International Pvt. Ltd.

“Over the next three to five years, I expect stronger regional infrastructure, better financing options, and digital adoption to make private aviation more accessible.”
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