Not pilots, but “supervisors”: Boeing and Wisk set out flying taxi roadmap - AeroTime
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Boeing and air taxi developer Wisk have set out proposals for how they see the way to bring self-flying electric aircraft to transport passengers and cargo in cities in the future. Developing a network of autonomous electric aircraft will require new infrastructure and people working on the ground to ensure the uncrewed aircraft are flying
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Boeing and Wisk Unveil First Operational Roadmap for Self-Flying Air Taxis - FLYING Magazine
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