Daily Memo: If Honeywell Aerospace Thinks UAM is Real, Maybe It Is

March 29, 2022
Lilium Jet 7-seater air taxi over NYC
Rendering of Lilium Jet 7-seater air taxi
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How do you know when a business trend is real? When a dinosaur evolves. In 2021, Honeywell Aerospace revealed an urban air mobility (UAM) office, creating a distinct business group to pursue opportunities in what is one of the most contentious, debatable emerging markets in today’s aerospace and...

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