Urban air mobility is set to become the mainstream in a few years. With more projects progressing and lessening restrictions, UAM will be a dominant force. According to Deloitte, 70 percent of the world’s population will be urban-based by 2050. UAM is expected to offer new solutions to ease movements. More companies, from established travel
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Instead of sitting in the back of a musty city taxi in NYC traffic, imagine hopping in a flying taxi and arriving at your destination in a cool, traffic-free five minutes. According to Roland Berger’s study, by 2050, the passenger UAM industry will generate revenues of almost $90 billion a year, with 160,000 commercial passenger
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Over half the world’s population already lives in urban areas, and that number is expected to increase to around 75% in the next 15–30 years. Europe has already reached that percentage. City life offers many advantages, but the crowding has led to problems, including trouble getting around. The roads are often clogged and rail lines are full
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