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Autoflight Prosperity 4: This electric aircraft flew 250 km in a single charge, set a new world record

  Prior to Autoflight Prosperity 4, the previous record for the longest flight by an eVTOL was about 248.8 km, set in 2021 by California-based eVTOL developer Joby Aviation. Technology is advancing so fast that we are already starting to experience the world of the future. Till a few years back, people dreaming of electric vehicles have now come very close to experience flying cars. Many giant companies and startups are now working on flying vehicles and some of them have even made electric flying cars and successfully tested them in real life. Chinese air taxi developer Autoflight recently set a new world record with its electric flying vehicle by covering a distance of 250.3 kilometers on a single charge. Autoflight has informed that the company has flown its electric aircraft named Prosperity 4 about 250 kilometers on a single full charge. The company has also shared the video of this world record flight on its YouTube channel. In this video AutoFlight shows a complete flight in...
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Domestic flight passengers increased in September, crossed 69 lakhs: ICRA

In September 2021, the average daily departure of flights was around 2,100 as against about 1,321 in September, 2020. About 61,100 flights operated in September


New Delhi. Credit rating agency Icra said on Wednesday that India's domestic air passengers grew marginally by 2-3 per cent to 6.9 million in September. The number of domestic air passengers in August was around 67 lakh. Domestic flights operated at 54 per cent capacity compared to the same month last year. There was a 74 percent increase in the number of air passengers on a year-on-year basis. The airlines operated around 61,100 flights in September as against 39,628 in the same month in 2020, the release said.


Supriyo Banerjee, Vice President and Region Head, ICRA said, “In September 2021, the average daily departure of flights was around 2,100, which is significantly higher than the average daily departure of around 1,321 in September, 2020 and around 1,900 in August, 2021. was excessive. The average number of passengers per flight during September was 113, while the average number of passengers per flight in August was 117. However, the improvement continued in September. The civil aviation ministry has reduced the permissible passenger capacity to 50 per cent with effect from June 1 due to the second wave of the pandemic. It had increased this capacity to 72.5 per cent with effect from August 12, which has now been increased to 85 per cent with effect from September 18 till further orders.

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