How Air Mobility Can Solve for India’s Broken Commute

India's cities weren’t built for the volume of movement they now endure. City commutes are stretching lives and roads are maxed out. Metro systems are still playing catch-up. And traditional mobility solutions are no longer enough. In this session, Adrian dives into how urban air mobility (UAM), powered by eVTOL aircrafts, and smart aerial infrastructure can offer India a rare chance to leapfrog its mobility crisis. More than air taxis, this is about: Building aerial corridors for intra-city short-haul commutes. Turning rooftops into vertiports. Creating job opportunities in piloting, manufacturing, and maintenance. And doing it all from India, for India. Because maybe the solution to India’s commute crisis isn’t adding more wheels to the road — it’s building a completely new layer above it. A future where flying becomes functional. Where every Indian, not just a few, can rise above traffic. And where air becomes the most democratic space we’ve ever designed. Because fixing India’s commute may not be about improving the road.