The ePlane Company has signed a MoU with ICATT to provide a fleet of 788 eVTOL air ambulances valued at over $1 Bn.

Indian ePlane startup to supply 788 air ambulances to ICATT, revolutionizing urban travel with eVTOL technology.

An Indian electric vehicle takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer has signed a MOU worth $1 billion to provide 788 ...

ICATT partners with ePlane to revolutionize emergency medical response in India with 788 air ambulances, enhancing healthcare ...

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The initiative aims to reduce response times for transporting patients, organs, medicines, and medical equipment, especially ...

India will soon join a select-few nations globally to start an on-road vertical take-off and landing air ambulance service ...

Chakravarthy, who is also a professor at the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras where ePlane was incubated, highlighted ...

EVTOLs are seeking to revolutionize urban travel by developing battery-powered aircraft, which can take off and land ...

In a groundbreaking move for India's urban air mobility sector, IIT-Madras-based ePlane Company has secured a $1 billion deal with ICATT to deploy 788 electric air ambulances nationwide.

India will see an increased presence of air ambulance services with more companies coming forward with deals like this.