The idea seems tantalizing. Archer is building an air taxi network in San Francisco and Los Angeles that would allow people to swap one-to-two-hour drives for flights that take 20 minutes or less.

Languages: English. Twitter: @JBickertonUK. You can get in touch with James by emailing j.bickerton@newsweek.com An electric air taxi company hoping to launch commercially in the San Francisco Bay ...

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Joby Aviation is partnering with Uber and Delta to launch electric air taxi service to the airport. The air taxis can shuttle passengers from busy downtown areas to major airports in less than 10 ...

Major U.S. airlines, including American, Delta, Southwest and United, also are building relationships and planting seeds for deals with air taxi companies. “It feels like the modern-day American ...

with which it has a strategic partnership to launch its commercial air taxi service by 2025 (pending regulatory approval). Business Insider toured the futuristic helicopter-airplane hybrid in New ...

The air taxi comfortably seats five, including the pilot, making it perfect for small groups or business travelers. It can reach impressive speeds of up to 200 mph, significantly reducing travel ...

Archer Aviation, partnering with United Airlines, is planning to launch an air taxi service that could really shake up how you get around. Forget the idea of flying cars. This is about creating a ...

But as air taxi companies have taken further steps toward a launch in other cities, such as Chicago, L.A.’s ambitions to open skyways all over the city have chilled. Urban Movement Labs ...

An electric air taxi company hoping to launch commercially in the San Francisco Bay Area over the next couple of years is hoping its flights will become financially "competitive with a taxi or a ...