KinectAir Launches App-Based On-Demand Regional Flights

Graham Warwick May 13, 2022
KinectAir
CEO Jonathan Evans (left) perhaps to board the first KinectAir flight, flown by Direct2 Air using a Diamond DA62.
Credit: KinectAir
U.S. startup KinectAir has launched an on-demand regional air mobility service that uses a smartphone app enabling passengers to order a flight from a local airfield with lower cost and greater flexibility than a traditional private aviation charter. The first KinectAir flights are being flown in...
Graham Warwick

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