WorldPhoto: Deccan HeraldAir India's First Flight Refuelled Using Bullock Cart in 1932
On October 15, 1932, J R D Tata piloted the first flight of Tata Sons' aviation service, now Air India. The single-engine De Havilland Puss Moth flew from Karachi to Bombay with a refuelling stop at Ahmedabad. Notably, fuel was brought to the aircraft in four-gallon cans on a bullock cart, highlighting early Indian aviation history.
Deccan Herald··Ahmedabad


