JetSetGo, India’s leading private jet and helicopter charter marketplace, has unveiled two strategic partnerships aimed at transforming Urban Air Mobility (UAM) in the country. The announcement was made at the Urban Air Mobility Expo 2025, part of the Bharat Mobility Show, organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and supported by the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA). Held at the India Expo Centre and Mart in Greater Noida, the event highlighted India’s growing commitment to advancing air mobility solutions.

As part of these collaborations, JetSetGo signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SkyDrive, a pioneer in electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) technology. This agreement explores the deployment of SkyDrive’s three-seat fully electric multi-copter. Additionally, JetSetGo has finalised a Letter of Intent (LOI) for a preorder of up to 50 aircraft. Initial projects will launch in Gujarat, with plans for expansion to other regions nationwide.

In a further step towards developing India’s UAM ecosystem, JetSetGo also signed an LOI with Eve Air Mobility. The agreement will integrate Eve’s advanced Urban Air Traffic Management (UATM) solution, Vector, into JetSetGo’s future eVTOL fleet operations. With this partnership, JetSetGo becomes Eve’s 14th customer globally and its second in India, solidifying the company’s leadership in eVTOL technology.

Kanika Tekriwal, Founder of JetSetGo, said, “Urban Air Mobility has the potential to revolutionise city transport, providing faster, more sustainable travel options. Our partnerships with SkyDrive and Eve Air Mobility are crucial steps in solving challenges such as traffic congestion and limited access to quick, safe travel. We are committed to making UAM an everyday solution that supports India’s aviation future.”

Jonathan Sumner, Chief Strategy Officer at JetSetGo, added, “UAM is about creating a new transport ecosystem. By integrating eVTOL aircraft with advanced traffic management systems, we can ensure safety and scalability, ultimately making rapid air transit accessible for everyone.”

These strategic alliances align with India’s broader goals for aviation, including the vision set forth by the Prime Minister during the Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation.