China’s cities may see ‘flying taxis’ as soon as three years, aviation company Ehang predicts

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Ehang earlier this week said it was the first in the world to obtain a certificate for operating a pilotless aerial vehicle that can carry humans.
The certification clears the way for flying taxis to become a viable method of transportation in some Chinese cities over the next three to five years.
Analysts and researchers say the certification shows how China is a leading innovator in the future of transportation and mobility.

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