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The flying taxis market is a subset of the broader aircraft industry, focused on developing small, electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles for urban air mobility (UAM). These aircraft are designed to operate within or nearby urban environments, aiming to provide a fast, efficient, and environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional road transport. Flying taxis are often autonomous or semi-autonomous with varying passenger capacities, typically seating one to six individuals. Regulatory frameworks are evolving to integrate these air vehicles with existing airspace and to ensure safety, noise control, and efficient traffic management. The market is catalyzed by advancements in battery technology, aerospace engineering, and autonomous flight systems. Urban planners and companies are keenly interested in this burgeoning sector due to its potential to alleviate traffic congestion and provide novel transportation options.
Companies pioneering the flying taxis market include a mix of established aerospace firms and innovative startups. Some notable participants are:
- Joby Aviation
- EHang
- Volocopter
- Lilium
- Airbus through its Urban Air Mobility division
- Bell Textron Inc.
- Boeing through its collaboration with Aurora Flight Sciences
- EmbraerX Show Less Read more