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Air New Zealand aims to help develop the autonomous air taxi concept by partnering with Zephyr Airworks—a company testing such an aircraft in New Zealand. The two companies have signed an agreement to “work collaboratively on bringing the world’s first autonomous electric air taxi service to market...
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