Russian flying taxi on trial in Moscow hockey arena
Sorry, your browser does not support videos Hoversurf, a small company founded by a Russian inventor, has started testing an electric flying taxi in Moscow. The trials take place inside, in the controlled and secure environment of a hockey arena, part of the Luzhniki sports complex in Moscow. The prototype presented to the media is a two-seater, but the final vehicle could be used as a flying taxi as well as a delivery drone. The inventor and founder of Hoversurf, Alexandre Atamanov, says he has a permit from the Moscow city hall to carry out outdoor tests in real conditions this spring at the Skolkovo technology park, in the suburbs. He believes his flying vehicles will fly over Moscow as early as 2023.
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