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Dubai's air taxi service could be up and running in the next three years

Dubai's skies are set to see a futuristic new addition with the approval of Skyports Infrastructure's Vertiport - a facility that can handle new air taxis.

The news was announced at the World Government Summit 2023, which brings together government officials and business leaders from around the world. The ambitious project is a joint vision between Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority, Skyports Infrastructure and Joby Aviation.

The plan is for four vertiport sites located near Dubai International Airport, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Downtown and Dubai Marina, to be up and running by 2026, connecting some of the city's most popular areas with high-speed, zero-emissions connectivity.

The architectural model of Skyports' vertiport near Dubai International Airport was presented to the special delegation by RTA Chairman, His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer.

The CEO of Skyports, Duncan Walker, said that the endorsement from His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum was an honour and that the appetite for technology innovation and infrastructure expansion in Dubai makes it a hugely promising environment for the launch of advanced air mobility.

This groundbreaking development marks a bold step forward in Dubai's mission to become a leader in cutting-edge transportation, making travel smoother and more sustainable

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