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A Chinese company just flew the world's largest electric flying taxi, and it can carry up to 10 passengers across nearly 1,000 miles. The successful test brings us closer to a future where hopping into an air taxi is as normal as catching an Uber.
Flying taxis are about to become reality across America. The FAA just approved eight programs letting electric aircraft companies start testing in 26 states as early as this summer.
A gigantic electric drone the size of a small airplane just completed a test flight in China, carrying enough seats for 10 passengers and showing what the future of flying taxis might actually look like. The 5-ton Matrix aircraft could transform how we travel through cities, though experts say we're still a few years away from booking our first sky ride.
Korean Air is showcasing cutting-edge AI-powered drones and flying taxi technology at Asia's largest drone exhibition in Busan. The airline is proving it's more than just passenger flights, diving deep into the future of aerospace innovation.
Saudi Arabia is partnering with Vertical Aerospace to build the Middle East's first electric flying taxi manufacturing facility. The groundbreaking project will create jobs and position the kingdom as a leader in zero-emission aviation.
A Japanese company is getting ready to launch flying taxis in just four years, bringing science fiction closer to everyday reality. SkyDrive has already secured orders and is working with transit companies to make urban air travel accessible.
Eve Air Mobility just proved its electric air taxi can fly and secured $150 million to keep the dream airborne. The twin milestones bring urban flying cabs closer to reality by 2028.