Hyundai to create a network of flying taxis in 65 cities: launch scheduled in 2022
The car company Hyundai and the British company Urban-Air Port have planned to create a network of flying taxis.
“The sector is growing, and we know that the future of electric flying vehicles and self-driving taxis in cities will soon be a reality. But this may not happen if we do not have the necessary infrastructure, both on the ground and in the air.” - Ricky Sandhu, founder of Urban-Air Port
The companies plan to create a network of more than 200 flying taxis around the world in the next five years.
Transport will deliver passengers to any territory, not only in the city center. Taxis are charged using hydrogen fuel cells.
Earlier, AirCar conducted a 35-minute test flight between the airports in Nitra and Bratislava. The developed transport can turn into an airplane in 2 minutes 15 seconds, and then take off from a small runway.
