Concept of Flying Taxis- Present and Future
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A UK-based company has built and operated a fully electric vertical aircraft for take-off and landing recently, thus bringing forward the concept of flying taxis at forefront. Within the next decade, flying taxis will transcend the transport industry as many an aviation giants and start- ups are taking initiatives to build flying taxis.
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