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Urban Air Mobility - Hype or Hope?

When the whole world seems to be falling apart due to the actions taken by global political leaders faced with COVID-19 threats, what hopes are there for the near-term future to be more safe and sustainable? The new 'normal’ of the aerospace industry is indeed terrifying with thousands on furlough and laid-off. If there are any changes ahead, what are they and which directions are they coming from?


Arguably, those looking at the future of flight, in particular, Urban Air Mobility (or 'the flying taxis'), are feeling positive that the current difficulties will turn out to be opportunities for electric-powered aircraft set to carry people around one day. Are you?


 




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A vision of sustainable London served by an electrical vertical take-off and landing aircraft


We would welcome your comments regarding the topic of Urban Air Mobility and electrical vertical take-off and landing aircraft here as well as in our Q&A session at the end of the UAM - Hype or Hope webinar next week; please see the link below: https://bit.ly/2BjlpRh


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    Urban air mobility will be part of the future sustainable mobility, but the government needs to learn the lesson of uncontrolled drone/UAS use expansion, and put in place the legislation and lower airspace controls before Chaos and accidents happen.
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    Urban air mobility will be part of the future sustainable mobility, but the government needs to learn the lesson of uncontrolled drone/UAS use expansion, and put in place the legislation and lower airspace controls before Chaos and accidents happen.
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