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Urban Air Mobility Will Stretch Pilot Fatigue Management in New Ways
Short-haul, multiple takeoffs and landings per day, and revolutionary, new eVTOL technologies will test pilot’s resilience in radically new ways.
Imagine yourself a taxi driver in New York City, London, Berlin, or Tokyo; dozens, maybe hundreds of trips in an 8-, 10-, maybe even 12-hour day. You’re doing what you can, as the movie Cabaret song said, to “earn a mark, a yen, a buck, or a pound.” Now, flash-forward to 2027 or 2030 and…
5 Things to Know About Drones Now
UAVs are taking flight to aid and improve everything from disease control to a dip in the ocean
Governments are using drones of various sizes in all sorts of different ways. This is just the beginning.
The Complexities of Operating High-Density Vertiplexes and How to Automate Them
According to NASA
NASA is prototyping and assessing Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Ecosystems.
For Whom the Bell Tolls – It Might Soon Toll for Your UAVs
Commercial drone operations may begin as early as 2025. It remains to be seen whether there will be air tolls for unmanned aerial vehicles.