Pakistan, Aug. 7 -- Japan is preparing to introduce electric flying taxis by 2027, marking a major step forward in modern transportation. All Nippon Airways (ANA) and California-based Joby Aviation have joined hands to bring over 100 five-seater air taxis into service. These taxis will be able to carry a pilot and four passengers, flying at speeds of up to 320 km/h. Officials believe this new travel option will drastically reduce travel time in Tokyo and beyond.

The main route planned for these air taxis is between Narita and Haneda airports and central Tokyo. Normally, this trip takes over an hour by car or train. However, Joby's electric aircraft will cut this travel time down to just 15 minutes. This innovation not only promises speed...