Skyhop plans to introduce Noemi aircraft into Indian market
Under the MoU, SkyHop and Noemi will evaluate the technical, operational, commercial and regulatory requirements for int
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本文报道了挪威飞机制造商Noemi Aerospace与印度水上飞机运营商SkyHop Aviation签署谅解备忘录（MoU），计划将Noemi的 amphibious 飞机引入印度市场。文章涉及主体包括Noemi Aerospace、SkyHop Aviation、印度政府UDAN区域连通计划。关键数字：SkyHop计划到FY2030引入最多10架Noemi飞机，另有5架可选；SkyHop目标机队达40架；印度计划约150条新水上飞机航线。与电子元器件供应链的关系：飞机引入涉及电动和混合动力飞机的制造与组装，可能带动相关电子元器件需求。
- Noemi Aerospace与SkyHop Aviation签署MoU，旨在将Noemi amphibious飞机引入印度市场。
- SkyHop计划到FY2030通过购买、租赁或组合方式引入最多10架Noemi飞机，另有5架可选，取决于运营适用性、监管批准、商业评估和最终协议。
- 印度政府UDAN计划下，约150条新水上飞机航线正在规划中。
- SkyHop正在印度建设水上飞机网络，初期重点连接拉克沙群岛与本土，目标机队达40架。
- 合作将评估技术、运营、商业和监管要求，并探索未来在印度制造和组装电动及混合动力Noemi飞机的可能性。
- Noemi CEO Eric Lithun和SkyHop CEO Avani Singh均对合作表示积极态度，强调电动和混合动力飞机在短途区域航线中的潜力。
供应链影响
- 若Noemi飞机引入成功，其电动和混合动力机型可能增加对电池、电机、航电系统等电子元器件的需求，具体取决于制造和组装是否在印度本地化。
- 印度约150条新水上飞机航线的建设可能带动机场基础设施和飞机维护相关的电子设备需求，如导航、通信和监控系统。
- SkyHop计划机队达40架，若全部采用Noemi飞机，可能对上游电子元器件供应链产生持续需求，但取决于最终采购数量和交付时间。
- 未来在印度的制造和组装可能促进本地电子元器件供应链发展，但取决于合作进展和印度产业政策。
- 合作评估阶段可能涉及技术适配，可能影响特定电子元器件的规格和供应商选择，但具体影响取决于评估结果。
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商业 | 2026年8月19日
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根据谅解备忘录，SkyHop和Noemi将评估将Noemi水上飞机引入SkyHop未来机队的技术、运营、商业和监管要求。SkyHop计划到FY2030引入最多10架Noemi两栖飞机。
挪威飞机制造商Noemi Aerospace表示，已与印度商业水上飞机运营商SkyHop Aviation签署谅解备忘录，开始将最多15架Noemi两栖飞机引入印度市场。
“我们看到印度正在付出实际努力，将其水上飞机战略变为现实。这是一个强劲新市场的开始，”Noemi Aerospace创始人兼CEO Eric Lithun表示。“政府有明确的雄心，有新建水上飞机航线的大型计划，运营商也在准备扩大机队。我们与SkyHop的协议是对Noemi符合这一市场方向的重要确认。”
通过印度政府的UDAN区域连通计划，约150条新水上飞机航线正在规划中。
SkyHop正在印度建设专门的水上飞机网络，初期运营重点是将拉克沙群岛相互连接并与大陆连接。公司目标到FY2030机队规模达40架。
根据谅解备忘录，SkyHop和Noemi将评估将Noemi飞机引入SkyHop未来机队的技术、运营、商业和监管要求。
Noemi表示，合作还将探索在印度建立更广泛战略伙伴关系的机会，包括未来在印度制造和组装电动和混合动力Noemi飞机的可能性。
SkyHop计划到FY2030通过购买、租赁或两者结合的方式引入最多10架Noemi飞机，前提是运营适用性、监管批准、商业评估和最终协议。协议还包括5架额外飞机的选择权，前提是初始飞机成功引入。
“我们的当务之急是在印度建立一个安全、可靠和可扩展的水上飞机网络。在建设网络的同时，我们也有机会提前思考下一代机队应该是什么样子，”SkyHop Aviation创始人兼CEO Avani Singh表示。“电动和混合动力飞机可能成为这一转变的重要组成部分，特别是对于短途区域航线，我们与Noemi的合作使我们能够从今天开始评估这一机会。”
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© Noemi
Business | August 19, 2026
Evertiq
Under the MoU, SkyHop and Noemi will evaluate the technical, operational, commercial and regulatory requirements for introducing Noemi’s seaplanes into SkyHop’s future fleet. SkyHop plans to introduce up to 10 Noemi amphibious aircraft by FY2030.
Norwegian aircraft manufacturer Noemi Aerospace has signed an MoU with Indian commercial seaplane operator SkyHop Aviation to start with the introduction of up to 15 Noemi amphibious aircraft into the Indian market, Noemi said.
“We are seeing India put real effort into turning its seaplane strategy into reality. This is the beginning of a strong new market,” said Eric Lithun, Founder and CEO of Noemi Aerospace. “There is clear government ambition, a major programme for new seaplane routes, and operators preparing to expand their fleets. Our agreement with SkyHop is an important confirmation that Noemi fits the direction this market is taking.”
Through the Government of India's UDAN regional connectivity programme, plans are underway for approximately 150 new seaplane routes.
SkyHop is building a dedicated seaplane network in India, with initial operations focused on connecting the islands of Lakshadweep with each other and with the mainland. The company is targeting a fleet of up to 40 aircraft by FY2030.
Under the MoU, SkyHop and Noemi will evaluate the technical, operational, commercial and regulatory requirements for introducing Noemi aircraft into SkyHop’s future fleet.
The collaboration will also explore opportunities for a broader strategic partnership in India, including the potential for future manufacturing and assembly of electric and hybrid Noemi aircraft in the country, Noemi said.
SkyHop plans to introduce up to 10 Noemi aircraft by FY2030 through purchase, lease or a combination of both, subject to operational suitability, regulatory approvals, commercial evaluation and definitive agreements. The agreement also includes an option for 5 additional aircraft, subject to the successful introduction of the initial aircraft.
“Our immediate priority is to build a safe, reliable and scalable seaplane network across India. As we build that network, we also have an opportunity to think ahead about what the next generation of the fleet should look like,” said Avani Singh, Founder and CEO of SkyHop Aviation. “Electric and hybrid aircraft could become an important part of that transition, particularly for short regional routes, and our partnership with Noemi allows us to begin evaluating that opportunity today.”
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