EU Project Will Test UAM For Emergency Medical Services

Graham Warwick February 04, 2021
The Norwegian arm of Chinese eVTOL developer EHang will participate in the AiRMOUR project.
Credit: EHang
A European Union-funded project is researching the use of urban air mobility (UAM) for emergency medical services, with test flights in Finland, Germany and Norway planned for 2023. The three-year AiRMOUR project is coordinated by Finland’s VTT Technical Research Center, leading a consortium of 13...
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