The British company Vertical Aerospace has launched the first flight of the "Flying Taxi" in Europe, which is planned to be used to transport passengers in the coming years. This was reported by The Daily Telegraph (DT) According to the publication, the next test will be aimed at displaying VX4 Vertical Flight and Wing Flight Opportunities.
Earlier, Deputy Minister of Transport Mike Kane told the members of the House of Commons of the British Parliament that the government has had a "flying taxi". The British government has provided millions of pounds to Vertical Aerospace to develop VX4.
According to the newspaper, it can move four passengers, has up to 160 km flight and up to 240 km / h.
Vertical Aerospace was founded by Business Steven Fancepatrick, who used to establish an Ovo Energy Energy Company and was the owner of a Manor Racing Team.
