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Xpeng X2 'Flying Car' Completes First Public Flight Ahead of Planned Launch in International Markets
Xpeng X2, a "flying car" built by Chinese electronic vehicle maker Xpeng, on Monday completed its first public test flight in the United Arab Emirates. The company is planning to launch the two-seater electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in international markets, which reportedly has a maximum takeoff weight of 760kg, a 560kg emp...
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On Certifying Future "Flying Taxi" Pilots, US Regulator Shifts Gears
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had shifted course on its approach to approving pilots of future electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) but does not expect it would delay certification or operational approvals.
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U.S. Agency Will Review FAA Efforts On 'Flying Taxi' Rules
The sector includes electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, aircraft, which use electrical propulsion to take off, hover and land vertically.
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Israeli Startup AIR Unveils Flying Vehicle To Be Used 'Like Cars'
Israeli startup AIR on Tuesday unveiled its first "easy-to-operate" electric, vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft that it aims to sell directly to consumers predominantly in the United States starting in 2024.
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Boeing's Flying Car Lifts Off in Race to Revolutionise Urban Travel
Boeing is competing with arch-rival Airbus SE and numerous other firms to introduce small self-flying vehicles capable of vertical takeoff and landing.
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The Age Of Flying Cars Is Here, Silicon Valley Promises
The ride-sharing company Uber set ambitious goals Tuesday to create a network of flying taxis in Dubai and the Dallas area by the year 2020.
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Uber Expects Flying Taxis To Take Off In 2020
Uber's flying taxis will be small, electric aircraft that takeoff and land vertically, or VTOL aircraft, enabling zero operational emissions and quiet enough to operate in cities without disturbing the neighbours.
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Xpeng X2 'Flying Car' Completes First Public Flight Ahead of Planned Launch in International Markets
Xpeng X2, a "flying car" built by Chinese electronic vehicle maker Xpeng, on Monday completed its first public test flight in the United Arab Emirates. The company is planning to launch the two-seater electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in international markets, which reportedly has a maximum takeoff weight of 760kg, a 560kg emp...
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On Certifying Future "Flying Taxi" Pilots, US Regulator Shifts Gears
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had shifted course on its approach to approving pilots of future electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) but does not expect it would delay certification or operational approvals.
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U.S. Agency Will Review FAA Efforts On 'Flying Taxi' Rules
The sector includes electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, aircraft, which use electrical propulsion to take off, hover and land vertically.
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Israeli Startup AIR Unveils Flying Vehicle To Be Used 'Like Cars'
Israeli startup AIR on Tuesday unveiled its first "easy-to-operate" electric, vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft that it aims to sell directly to consumers predominantly in the United States starting in 2024.
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Boeing's Flying Car Lifts Off in Race to Revolutionise Urban Travel
Boeing is competing with arch-rival Airbus SE and numerous other firms to introduce small self-flying vehicles capable of vertical takeoff and landing.
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The Age Of Flying Cars Is Here, Silicon Valley Promises
The ride-sharing company Uber set ambitious goals Tuesday to create a network of flying taxis in Dubai and the Dallas area by the year 2020.
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Uber Expects Flying Taxis To Take Off In 2020
Uber's flying taxis will be small, electric aircraft that takeoff and land vertically, or VTOL aircraft, enabling zero operational emissions and quiet enough to operate in cities without disturbing the neighbours.
