Vjaitra Air Mobility, a division of Darsh Dronobotics Systems Pvt Ltd in New Delhi, has announced a collaboration with Canada-based Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc. to develop a hydrogen-powered 5-seater air taxi in India. This initiative is in line with India's Net Zero targets and aims to revolutionize urban air mobility in the country. The air taxis, which can cover distances up to 600 km, are designed to provide quieter and emission-free flights while reducing operating costs compared to conventional aircraft. The partnership is part of India's strategy to combat urban congestion and pollution by introducing innovative transportation solutions. The hydrogen air taxis have diverse applications, including passenger transport, ambulance services, and disaster recovery operations. Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc. will play a key role in securing funds for the project by leveraging its network of private investors and government support. The CEOs of both companies, Ratandeep Tripathi from Vjaitra Air Mobility and Faruk Rama from Trouvé Innovation Hub Inc., have expressed enthusiasm for this collaboration and highlighted the potential of hydrogen air taxis to transform urban mobility in India. This project signifies a significant advancement in sustainable transportation technologies and reflects a positive outlook towards eco-friendly aviation solutions. The development of these air taxis is anticipated to contribute to a cleaner and more efficient transportation ecosystem, aligning with global efforts towards reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable practices in the aviation sector.