Hyundai, Urban-Air Port To Develop 65 Vertiports Worldwide

Graham Warwick September 16, 2021
Air-One
Air-One will showcase how drones and eVTOLs as well as electric vehicles can be supported.
Credit: Urban-Air Port
South Korean automaker Hyundai and UK startup Urban-Air Port plan to develop 65 urban vertiports at key locations in the U.S., UK, European Union and Asia Pacific. The companies first unveiled their partnership last November. Urban-Air Port’s first fully operational vertiport, Air-One, is planned to...
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