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The Infrastructure Required To Support Flying Car Travel
13 May 2024 | Abstracted from Super Blondie
Similar to airplanes, we will need an extensive network of air traffic management authorities in every country. There's also one important thing - the skies aren't empty. Air traffic control for such cars will require extensive communication with that of airplanes.
"As fun and futuristic as the newer eVTOLS may seem, companies making flying cars will also have to consider safety and noise regulations."
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