Urban By Name, Urban By Ambition

Graham Warwick August 19, 2021
Urban Aeronautics has redesigned the CityHawk air taxi around zero-emission hydrogen-electric propulsion.
Credit: Urban Aeronautics
Founded 18 years ago, Israel’s Urban Aeronautics has a new CEO and a renewed commitment to its namesake market. “Our North Star is urban air mobility [UAM], and a car-sized sustainable aircraft that can land anywhere,” CEO Nimrod Golan-Yanay says. In the time that it has been developing its Fancraft...
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