Dubai to have world’s first air taxi, agreements inked at World Government Summit 2024:

Dubai to have world’s first air taxi, agreements inked at World Government Summit 2024:

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Category : International Published on: February 15 2024

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  • In a pathbreaking move set to revolutionize urban transportation, Dubai has inked agreements at the World Government Summit 2024 to launch the world's first air taxi service.
  • The agreements pave the way for Dubai to pioneer the deployment of a city-wide electric aerial taxi service and vertiport network. The air-taxi network will commence its operations in 2026.
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