United Airlines would buy no less than 200 air taxis with which they want to transport their passengers to airports over the next five years.
According to the head of Airbus Helicopters, the company has reached the moment when it has gained enough experience to build and launch a completely new type of aircraft, but there may still be difficulties with regulatory certification.
The world’s first pilot air taxi station and drone airport will open in November in Coventry, England.
A Bristol-based start-up company called Vertical Aerospace has built and already tested the first electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft in the UK, a major milestone in the transport industry’s ambitions for air taxis.
New forms of metropolitan aviation, especially with self-guided drones capable of transporting people, are already in test or in many places in the process of being introduced. Air taxis can also be new forms of public transport. Los Angeles is also one of these cities.
Bosch is working on a state-of-the-art sensor technology that makes these flights very safe and comfortable.







