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Collaboration Between ‘Old’ and ‘New’ is Key to UAM Success

Some observers say established aircraft manufacturers are better placed than startups to make a success of urban air mobility in the long run.

In 2019, Boeing partnered with startup Kitty Hawk to form Wisk, which is advancing its plans for the Cora eVTOL aircraft. (Photo: Wisk)

By David Donald • Contributor - UK

July 23, 2020

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