New Delhi:- Brazilian aircraft maker Embraer has announced plans to build a new factory near Sao Paulo to produce electric flying taxis, which will fly by 2026. Subsidiary Eve's aircraft resemble small helicopters and can seat up to six customers. Travel costs are estimated at $50-100 (£39-78) per person.

Eve says there are already orders for nearly 3,000 air taxis. We plan to build a prototype by the end of this year. U.S. regulators recently announced a schedule for air taxis to fly the country as early as 2025.

Aircraft that take off and land electrically do not need a runway and can fly long distances like airplanes. Electric motors are said to reduce noise and pollution compared to standard aircraft. It is argued that the plane could ease traffic congestion in busy cities without being too expensive for customers. It is also considered as an alternative means of freight transportation. 

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The plant will be built in the city of Taubate, approximately 140 kilometers (87 miles) from Brazil's economic capital, Sao Paulo. The drone-like passenger vehicle will initially be used as a taxi vehicle, AFP news agency reports.

The first flights will be conducted by a single pilot, but the company plans to introduce an autopilot later on. The vehicle he will be 100% electric and capable of zero emission flight. 

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The Brazilian Aircraft maker has reported to make the flying Taxis that will be electric and the factory setup will be built in Sao Paulo which will take charge by 2026 that can be said as the new obstacle for the remaining private transporters.

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The Aircraft maker Embraer has also estimated the charges of the travel by the flying taxi per person and the taxis will be made in a count of 3,000 and also has made a claim that they will be a prototype and will make it fly by early 2025.