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How Airports Can Prepare For Electric Aircraft
12 Jul 2023 | Abstracted from Aviation Today
"Whether it's air taxis with VTOL capabilities, electric regional and urban air mobility, or other types of electric aircraft, airports need to determine the appropriate facilities to accommodate these new technologies."One of the challenges in airport planning is the uncertainty surrounding operating cost savings that are often touted by OEMs...there is a lack of concrete evidence and benchmarks for the unique services enabled by electric aircraft."
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