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UK military ‘eyes innovative electric flying taxi’ as 2029 launch planned

The UK military is set to launch an innovative electric flying taxi by 2029, backed by a £10 million government investment. This project aims for silent, emission-free flights in urban areas, although certification challenges remain.

The Guardian· Jul 21, 2026 · 2:01 PM · 37 views

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