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Flying Taxis to Take to the Sky in Mid-2020s, Says UK's Vertical Aerospace
Fed up with traffic jams? Imagine a world where your taxi takes to the skies and lands on top of your office building, recharges and sets off afresh.
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Hail A Taxi, It Flies, Lands On Top Of Your Office: It's Coming Soon
Fed up with traffic jams? Imagine a world where your taxi takes to the skies and lands on top of your office building, recharges and sets off afresh.
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Kenya Airways and Brazil's Embraer Agree to Study Flying Taxis, Develop Operating Models
Brazilian aerospace company Embraer said its flying taxi unit Eve has signed an agreement with a subsidiary of Kenya Airways to develop operating models in its key markets.
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Aerospace Engineer Designs Drone That Uses Cyclical Blades for Vertical Flight: Watch
Aerospace engineer, Nicholas Rehm has shared a video on YouTube to demonstrate his concept design of a drone called 'Cyclocopter'. The new design favours cyclical blades rotating about a horizontal axis rather than a vertical one (for example, helicopters) for vertical flight and upward thrust.
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Flying Taxis to Take to the Sky in Mid-2020s, Says UK's Vertical Aerospace
Fed up with traffic jams? Imagine a world where your taxi takes to the skies and lands on top of your office building, recharges and sets off afresh.
-
Hail A Taxi, It Flies, Lands On Top Of Your Office: It's Coming Soon
Fed up with traffic jams? Imagine a world where your taxi takes to the skies and lands on top of your office building, recharges and sets off afresh.
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Kenya Airways and Brazil's Embraer Agree to Study Flying Taxis, Develop Operating Models
Brazilian aerospace company Embraer said its flying taxi unit Eve has signed an agreement with a subsidiary of Kenya Airways to develop operating models in its key markets.
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Aerospace Engineer Designs Drone That Uses Cyclical Blades for Vertical Flight: Watch
Aerospace engineer, Nicholas Rehm has shared a video on YouTube to demonstrate his concept design of a drone called 'Cyclocopter'. The new design favours cyclical blades rotating about a horizontal axis rather than a vertical one (for example, helicopters) for vertical flight and upward thrust.
