Urban air mobility (UAM) - The rise of a new mode of transportation

By 2050, around 100,000 passenger drones are expected to fly in 100 cities across the world. We visited Prof. Florian Holzapfel from the Technical University of Munich, where a flight control system for passenger drones is being developed. Also, we talked to Ralph Hollmig from Italdesign about how existing business models change due to the shift towards electric propulsion. Our Partner Manfred Hader explains how urban air mobility might benefit society as a whole and Dr. Stephan Baur, Project Manager at Roland Berger, gives an outlook on drone production for the mass market shared by both aerospace and automotive companies.
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[@nyvatrinigurl4743]

Wow, to be alive when this a really takes off. Awesome.

[@Airspeeder]

Can't wait for this revolution ourselves!

[@glennbryanbacus1704]

98th Approved !!!

[@glennbryanbacus1704]

Wooowww ! Its So Amazing !!!

[@Airspeeder]

Yes it is!

[@peterkotara]

First commercial flights 2020 you say.
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[@glennbryanbacus1704]

My 2nd Comment !!!

[@solltesonichtsein]

Really, this should be the future? Traffic jam in the sky. What's for example with the bird's.