There is another innovation just going to happen as people will enjoy the taxi service in the air as “This Startup” going to launch flying taxi service. The German firm ‘This Startup’ will make this dream into reality in the coming next six years. On Thursday, Munich-based startup Lilium disclosed its electric five seater air taxi prototype.

Earlier this month, Lilium Jet takes its first flight that is a part of an application based flying taxi service that the organization assumes will fully functional in different cities around the globe by 2025. The battery-powered jet can travel 186 miles (300 kilometers) in one hour on one-time charge and will connect cities by a network of landing pads.

Computers will able to book trips from their nearby landing pads with the help of a smartphone application. The price of Lilium does not reveal from the authorities; however, it is their claim that it will have the same amount as the regular taxis. The Chief commercial officer, Remo Gerber, said that their aim to facilitate the ordinary people and just not accommodate the business travelers.

Read Also: Self-Driving Cars Now Running on Hamburg, Germany Streets

CEO and co-founder of Lilium, Daniel Wiegand said that they are putting another big step towards making air mobility into reality. They dream of a world where anyone can fly without any discrimination whenever, wherever they want. To fulfill their dream into existence, the German firm will discover itself up against a few of the enormous names in the business, together with a top ride-hailing firm of the world.

Uber planned to make a partnership with NASA with the aim to launch a flying taxi network up to 2023. Furthermore, other names that are operational to start flying cars include Rolls Royce (RYCEFF) and Boeing (BA). On the other hand, Lilium established in 2015, and they claim that their aircraft is able to make far longer trips rather than the majority of their competitors.