Evtol FAA Approval

• Updates 3

USA Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grant Archer Aviation commercial approval for their electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles. The company claim customers will pay similar prices to regular taxis over the same collection and destination locations.

Updates :-

• Paul Rosenberg
  Boeing and others are in the race to develope this technology commercially. Alef Aeronautics are another company in this sector who already have FAA approval for their flying car.
• Markus Woznica
  This is the early stages of an exciting transport system that one day in the not too distant future will be ubiquitous. You will notice the first one or two you see, but after a few short years, they will be buzzing all over the place.
• Paul Rosenberg
  German startup firm Volocopter look to become the first company to bring air taxis to Europe. SkyDrive are a Japanese company with an advanced electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle.

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