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Singapore Launches Flying Taxis In 2019

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

25-Oct-18 12:00

Singapore Launches Flying Taxis In 2019

It might sound like something out of The Jetsons, but flying taxis isn’t just a futuristic dream anymore, as Singapore plans to launch its first fleet of drone-like hover-taxis in 2019!


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