Airbound is a deep-tech startup rewriting the rules of logistics. Founded by Naman Pushp, driven by engineering and first principles, the company is building zero-infrastructure delivery aircraft—engineered, manufactured, and flown in India for the world.
Naman's mission is simple: To make logistics invisible and affordable. He began working on this in 2020, at the age of 15, and has scaled the project into a capital-backed deep-tech team of 50+ folks. Airbound closed a notable seed round as it prepared to scale its manufacturing and go-to-market efforts.
When we began, that mission was buried in engineering decks and internal documents. The brand had an audacious vision but low visibility. Their content lived inside technical circles, and their founder's story wasn't reaching the right audience that could help them scale.
Like many early deep-tech startups, Airbound faced three core challenges:
- Positioning gap: The story was too technical to travel beyond aerospace communities.
- Visibility gap: No consistent narrative to build awareness or credibility.
- Talent gap: Difficulty attracting top-tier engineers aligned with their vision.
We positioned Airbound as India's most visible deep-tech hardware company.
