AAM, Drone Industries Set To Benefit From Disability Inclusion—Aerobility
Vertical's VX4 prototype, pictured during its first hover flight in July, is being designed with disability accessibility requirements in mind.
Credit: Vertical Aerospace
LONDON–Advanced air mobility (AAM) could have a transformational impact on the lives of disabled people if accessibility is “baked in” to the sector from first principles, a charity says. Aerobility, an organization which seeks to break down barriers preventing disabled people from accessing...
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