Prince Air

Prince Air was presented as a proposed Indian airline headquartered in New Delhi. Its concept centers on a membership model under which customers would pay a fixed monthly amount for unlimited access to private flights. The proposal is attributed to founder Sanket Raj Singh. Rather than describing a conventional low-density private jet operation, the plan calls for aircraft fitted with approximately 90 to 100 seats. The intended cabin experience was described as comparable to business-class and first-class accommodation on other commercial airlines. This configuration would allow the brand to pursue a premium service model while serving more passengers than a typical private jet. The proposed launch condition was the acquisition of about 10,000 memberships. The available reference material does not indicate that this threshold was reached, nor does it provide a confirmed launch date, fleet-delivery schedule, regulatory status, or evidence of completed commercial operations. Prince Air is therefore documented as a proposed airline rather than as an operating carrier. Its planned initial destinations were Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai. These three cities form a concentrated domestic network linking major Indian business and population centers. No additional destinations, international services, aircraft types, fares, ownership structure, or parent company are identified in the available material.

A proposed subscription airline combining private-aviation-style access with premium aircraft cabins and a limited initial network of major Indian cities.

• Airline membership

  Unlimited-flight membership

  Prince Air proposed a recurring membership in which customers would pay a fixed monthly fee for unlimited access to the airline’s flights. The model was intended to provide predictable premium travel access instead of requiring passengers to purchase individual tickets for each journey. The proposal specified that operations would commence after approximately 10,000 memberships were secured.

• Domestic airline service

  Premium domestic air service

  The planned service would connect Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai using aircraft expected to contain approximately 90 to 100 seats. The cabin was intended to offer space and service broadly comparable with business-class or first-class arrangements on other commercial airlines. No operating schedule or confirmed fleet details are available.

1. 1Prince Air (India)en.wikipedia.org