Vjaitra Air Mobility, a division of Darsh Dronobotics Systems Pvt Ltd in New Delhi, India, has partnered with Canada-based Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc. to develop a hydrogen-powered 5-seater air taxi, aligning with India's Net Zero targets. This collaboration focuses on sustainable urban air mobility, aiming to create a full-scale prototype of the hydrogen air taxi capable of covering distances up to 600 km. The project promises quieter flights, zero emissions, and reduced operating costs compared to conventional aircraft, marking a significant step in India's aviation sector. The CEO of Vjaitra Air Mobility, Ratandeep Tripathi, expressed excitement about the partnership with Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc. and highlighted the importance of their support in fundraising and innovation for this visionary project. The air taxis are being considered for multiple applications, including passenger transport, ambulance services, and disaster recovery operations, as part of India's strategy to address urban congestion and pollution. Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc. will play a vital role in securing necessary funds for the project, utilizing their network of private investors and government support. The CEO of Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc., Faruk Rama, expressed confidence in the partnership, envisioning new heights in developing eco-friendly transportation technologies that will benefit cities and communities worldwide. The hydrogen air taxi project is anticipated to revolutionize urban mobility in India, where there is a growing need for innovative and sustainable transport solutions to combat congested roads and environmental concerns.