Mukesh Ambani flies to Delhi the week of a major Reliance shareholder meeting

Mukesh Ambani flew from Mumbai to Delhi on May 24, 2026, aboard his Boeing 737 MAX 9 BBJ, VT-AKV. The 1-hour 43-minute flight touched down at Indira Gandhi International Airport at 4:09 PM local time, after cruising at 39,025 feet.

The trip coincides with Reliance Industries' annual general meeting, scheduled for May 25 at the company's headquarters in Navi Mumbai, per the company's investor calendar. While the meeting is in Navi Mumbai, Delhi serves as a key hub for government and regulatory meetings that often precede such gatherings. Ambani's recent flight history shows repeated shuttles between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, suggesting preparation for the AGM, which typically outlines the conglomerate's strategy across telecom, retail, and energy.

This is a familiar pattern for Ambani, who frequently uses VT-AKV for domestic hops between Mumbai, Delhi, and Jamnagar. The aircraft, India's first private Boeing 737 MAX 9 BBJ, arrived in August 2024 and has since logged trips to Tokyo, Bangkok, and the Maldives, reflecting the global scope of Reliance's operations.