Aerial Tourism Key To EHang’s eVTOL Plans

Graham Warwick August 19, 2022
EHang EH216s are flying tourists in China’s Aizhai Wonder scenic area in initial trial flights.
Credit: EHang
China’s EHang is banking on a post-pandemic recovery in tourism to fuel demand for its autonomous air vehicles and services and is talking to local governments about setting up operating centers in different regions once its EH216S electric air taxi has been certified. EHang is still hoping for type...
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