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This seemingly rapid comeuppance is the result of — no surprise here — the coronavirus pandemic. Like all businesses relying on personal interaction, Uber’s ride-hailing division has been strangled by the lockdowns of such establishments as nightclubs, bars and restaurants, and the fear of contagion — being stuck in a confined space with limited ventilation. According to the Times, Uber’s revenue has “cratered” during the pandemic, dropping 29 per cent to US$2.2 billion in the se...

Dahers Nicolas Chabbert Will Serve As Chair Of The Board GAMA has updated its Executive Committee leadership team for 2021. The Executive Committee is comprised of members of GAMAs Board of Directors, who provide strategic leadership for the association and lead its policy committees. Nicolas Chabbert, Senior Vice President of Dahers Aircraft division and CEO of Daher Aircraft and Kodiak Aircraft, will serve as Chair of the Board. Previously, Chabbert has served as Vice Chair and chair of the S...

ATCA Annual Day Three – Virtual Reality Primary tabs 10th December 2020 Or should I say the realities of a virtual conference. The first two days worked surprisingly well from a technical perspective. Unfortunately, on day three I attended a few panels which had technical issues – from audio and video cutting out to not being able to join. Maybe the latter is a result of a high number of viewers – which would be a good behind the scenes reason for this. It is what it is with a virtual ev...

Channels Television   Updated December 10, 2020 (FILES) In this file photo taken on September 22, 2017 A woman poses holding a smartphone showing the App for ride-sharing cab service Uber in London. Daniel LEAL-OLIVAS / AFP   Uber will sell off its air transport unit to flying taxi maker Joby Aviation, the company said, as it streamlines operations to navigate a ride-share market scuttled by the pandemic. The deal will see Joby acquire Uber expertise and software, and able to offer its all-el...

Uber Elevate sale set to put plans for 1000 Melbourne flying taxis on ice We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Uber Elevate sale set to put plans for 1000 Melbourne flying taxis on ice Normal text size Advertisement Ubers sale of its aviation division has raised questions about its plans for up to 1000 commercial flying taxis in Melbourne from 2023. In an abrupt change of direction the US tech giant this week sold its autonomous driving car divis...

Its urban air mobility projects are full speed ahead for intracity flights and even cargo transportation.

Views: Visits 25 (FILES) In this file photo taken on September 22, 2017 A woman poses holding a smartphone showing the App for ride-sharing cab service Uber in London. Daniel LEAL-OLIVAS / AFP Uber will sell off its air transport unit to flying taxi maker Joby Aviation, the company said, as it streamlines operations to navigate a ride-share market scuttled by the pandemic. The deal will see Joby acquire Uber expertise and software, and able to offer its all-electric, vertical take-off ...