I saw a concept of a fying train somewhere in Asia. It was really amazing. When i saw it i thought about passenger drones. That concept of flying train can carry hundreds of passengers and will be good in crowded areas like cities but the train itself though it departs from the ground it is still connected to the rails. There is this connecting pole that connects train to rail so the train is not dislocated but always stay on its direction. I thought that if it was drone it wont have to be connected to anything in the land.
I’m imagining, if it happens there will be abig change during rush hours wherein everyone is going to their workplaces. With passenger drones taking passengers in a maximum speed it could above the land, there will be no more falling in line in train stations, bus stations and heavy traffic.Sweet thoughts ain't it guys? And you can let go of all the doubts if it is to happen or not, because it is going to happen.
Ask me why? Because Dubai (where many of the most ambitious projects in the world took place) took lead in the passenger drone economy September last year, where their first ever maiden flight hovered 200m above land for a 5-minute flight carrying it's first passenger ever, guess who? The Crown Prince of Dubai himself, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed.
Now, ain't that cool?
Cool it is flash12i! And rightfully mentioned in Deep Aero's whitepaper, among the many Major Use Cases, Drone Taxis or the so called Urban Air Transportation.
Deep Aero indeed means business as they cited the same VTOL aircraft (Vertical take off and landing) which is pretty much of a helicopter sort which was used in Dubai's maiden flight.
Dubai tested the Volocopter which is among their potential flying taxis to be which is a two-seater, 18-rotor unmanned aircraft made in Germany.
