Amazon Air has transformed India’s e-commerce delivery landscape. Amazon India is the only e-commerce company in the country with its own dedicated air cargo fleet. Operating two narrow-body aircraft, Amazon Air now transports tens of thousands of packages daily. This year, Amazon India is set to air ship nearly twice the number of packages it did at launch.
This new campus represents more than infrastructure—it's a symbol of Amazon's long-term investment in India's innovation ecosystem. Amazon established its presence in Bengaluru over 20 years ago, and the city continues to be a critical part of Amazon's India strategy. Teams based here build products, services, and technologies used by customers around the world.
From $40 billion in investment to 2.8 million jobs, here is how one of India's largest ecommerce marketplace is contributing to the country's digital economy.
In 2024, Amazon supported approximately 2.8 million direct, indirect, induced and seasonal jobs across India.
These jobs were in technology, operations, logistics, retail, and creative services. By 2030, the company plans to generate an additional one million direct, indirect, induced and seasonal jobs. These will stem from Amazon's business expansion as well as its growing fulfillment and delivery network, which simultaneously supports parallel industries including packaging, manufacturing, and transportation services.
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Amazon is India’s largest foreign investor, the largest enabler of e-commerce exports, and one of the country’s biggest job creators.
