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China has approved the commercial use of self-flying electric aircraft!
Super exciting to see this becoming real — and who knows, maybe we’ll see them flying in India soon too! 🙌
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Sounds futuristic, but how practical is this in Indian cities with poor infrastructure?
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It’s essentially a new way of thinking about air travel, especially in urban areas. Advanced Air Mobility, or AAM, involves using electric or hybrid aircraft, like eVTOLs, to make short-distance air travel more efficient and sustainable.
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It’s pretty thrilling. The whole AAM space is gearing up to change how we think about commuting, especially in cities.
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Exactly. Just adding that eVTOL stands for electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing. They’re quieter, cleaner, and don’t need runways. Imagine commuting across a congested city in a matter of minutes. Several companies are prototyping and testing them worldwide. The idea is to eventually integrate them into cities as a new mode of tra…Read More
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Yeah, actually! Seems like air taxis and flying vehicles aren’t just sci-fi anymore.