As air taxi developers across the globe continue to make advancements in the future of urban mobility, one organization is looking for ways to make sure the aircraft of the future are accessible for all.
Students Asked to Design Air Taxis That Are Inclusive for Everyone
Key Takeaways:
- The Vertical Flight Society's 39th Student Design Competition challenges university students worldwide to design accessible electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for urban air mobility (UAM) missions.
- This initiative aims to ensure the emerging eVTOL air taxi industry considers the needs of passengers with mobility difficulties or other disabilities from its inception, making future air travel inclusive for the widest population.
- Sponsored by Bell and partnered with Aerobility, a U.K.-based charity for disabled flyers, the competition offers cash prizes and a platform for winning teams to present their designs.
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