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World's first flying car mobile airport to open in UK later this year The incredible world first, designed by Urban Air Port, will be located next to the city’s Ricoh Arena and will allow air taxis and electric drones to land and recharge 00:01, 28 JAN 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your informatio...

World's first pop-up airport for electric flying cars, air taxis and delivery drones to launch in Coventry in November backed by a £1.2m Government grant - and it can be installed in a matter of days Called Air-One, it has been unveiled as part of a joint collaboration between Urban Air Port and Hyundai The first site will be installed by end of the end of 2021 and located off the A444 near the Ricoh Arena stadium The former car park will be transformed into an airport with a 14-metre diameter landing platform and runway Once a flying car, air taxi or drone touches down on the landing pad, ...

Hyundai's collaborative flying taxi port receives backing from UK government Hyundai's worked with a company called Urban Air Port to create infrastructure for future eVTOL, and the UK government is on board. Listen - 01:45 Is this the future? Hyundai Not only is the auto industry primed for some pretty massive change as companies eye zero-emissions vehicles, but many of them also want to take to the skies with electric vertical-takeoff and landing machines, or eVTOLs. While the idea feels much furthe...

Monday, 25 January 2021 Protium Green Solutions, the UK‐based green hydrogen energy services company, has secured a significant grant for Project HEART from the UK Government as part of the latest Future Flight Challenge in partnership with Blue Bear Systems and ZeroAvia. Blue Bear Systems is the leading supplier of innovation and products in unmanned systems, and ZeroAvia is a US-based innovator and leader of decarbonizing commercial aviation. Other consortium members include Britten-Norman, LoganAir, Inmarsat, Highlands & Islands Airport, Weston Williams & Partners, Fleetondemand and Edin...

The Future Flight Challenge itself is a government initiative supporting the development of new technologies in the UK, including freight-carrying drones, urban air vehicles, and hybrid-electric regional aircraft. It is funded by £125 million from the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, which is, in turn, expected to be matched by up to £175 million from industry. The Airspace of the Future project says it will work to integrate quieter, more efficient, and less polluting aircraft within the rest of the transport infrastructure, ensuring aircraft can fly to and from a cost-effective network...