China Just Approved Flying Taxis — No Pilot Needed

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China Just Approved Flying Taxis — No Pilot Needed

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China has just approved the world’s first commercial driverless flying taxis. These electric air vehicles can fly at 81 mph, marking a major leap in urban transportation.

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american when flyin g taxi?

china when taxi fly?

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