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Noida Airport Signs Deal With The ePlane Company For Air Taxis, New 300 kW Engine Developed

Amit Tiwari by Amit Tiwari
October 12, 2026
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Hey guys, have you ever been stuck in bad traffic and wished you could just fly over all the cars? Well, that dream is getting closer to reality. Just a few days ago on October 8, 2026, a big company called The ePlane Company signed a special deal with the Noida International Airport.

The main goal of this partnership is to build proper ground and sky infrastructure for air taxis. Instead of spending hours sitting in road traffic to go from Noida to places like Gurgaon, people might soon be able to take a short electric air taxi ride. Both companies want to make sure that once the flying cars get full safety clearance, the airports are completely ready with landing pads and management systems.

Aside from regular daily travel, they also plan to use these flying vehicles for emergency medical services. Think about how helpful it will be for ambulances to bypass road jams and rush critical patients to hospitals through the sky. It sounds like something right out of a sci-fi movie, but it is actually happening step by step right now.


New 300 kW Engine Developed to Boost Air Taxi Service Life

If air taxis are going to become a normal part of our lives, the parts inside them need to be super strong and reliable. Some cool news came out on October 11, 2026, stating that engineers have built a brand new 300 kW engine specifically designed for air taxis and small aircraft.

What makes this new engine special is that its service life has increased by a massive 30 times compared to older designs. Engineers explained that this new power plant helps reduce the overall weight of the flying vehicle because it needs fewer heavy batteries. Saving weight means the air taxi can carry more payload, which can be used for extra safety gear or longer travel ranges.

Even though they still plan to start testing these engines thoroughly soon, this is a huge technical step forward. Better engines mean safer rides, lower travel costs, and a much better chance for flying taxis to become an everyday reality for regular people everywhere.

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Amit Tiwari

Amit Tiwari is the founder of Air Taxi Central. He covers regulatory approvals, company developments, and market trends in the emerging eVTOL and commercial air taxi industry.He is a tech journalist who has been following the eVTOL industry since 2024, tracking FAA filings, company announcements, and investment rounds.Connect with Amit:Email: airtaxicentral@gmail.com Twitter: @AirTaxiCentral

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