EHang Steps Up To Develop Operating Framework For UAM

Graham Warwick December 07, 2020
EHang
EHang has completed almost 10,000 flights of its autonomous air vehicles, mainly of the two-seat EH216 air taxi.
Credit: EHang
Chinese electric air taxi developer EHang is adapting its business model to become an operator as well as the manufacturer of its autonomous air vehicles. As an operator, the startup will be able to work with regulators to develop the standards and operating framework required by its customers, the...
Graham Warwick

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