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Regulations and Government
EASA Introduces VTOL Aircraft Policy Changes
Changes to rules for urban air mobility would need revisions to EU aviation regulations
Volocopter aims to be approved to operate its two-seat VoloCity eVTOL aircraft in Paris during the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. (Image: Volocopter)
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Hanneke Weitering
• Science & Technology Editor
September 1, 2023
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