News & Reviews:   flying taxi

Uber announced that a new flying taxi service would launch in 2026 ast year. It was confirmed to be a partnership with Joby Aviation, a US-based aviation company developing electric vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft. Now, Uber has an update confirming that its flying taxi service is on schedule.

Uber could launch a “flying taxi” service as early as 2026. This is made possible through a partnership with Blade, a subsidiary of Joby Aviation. So, what should you know about it?

Dubai's flying taxi is expected to arrive by the end of next year with its flights departing from four main locations in the city. This is a very interesting progress. So, what should you know about it?

Flying cars used to be something that many envisioned for 2020. While that hasn't happened, there are companies around the world actively developing this type of technology. In fact, it seems that kind of flying transport could be coming soon, at least for Singaporeans.

Uber is looking to diversify its business and it seems flying taxis are the next goal. At CES 2020, Uber and car manufacturer Hyundai showed up to unveil a four-seater electric flying vehicle that is meant to be used with the Uber app in future. The two companies are still working on the prototype but expect it to be ready by 2023.