LA 2028 Olympics plans air taxi service for spectators
Summary
LA28, the committee organizing the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, plans to offer an air taxi service for spectators during the event. They partnered with Archer Aviation to use flying taxis for this purpose, although the aircraft still need certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).Key Facts
- The air taxi service aims to help spectators avoid L.A.'s traffic during the 2028 Olympics.
- LA28 partnered with Archer Aviation to provide these flying taxis.
- Archer Aviation's aircraft need FAA certification before they can be used.
- The flights could take 10-20 minutes and connect major Olympic venues.
- Prices are expected to be similar to high-end Uber rides.
- Air taxis are requested via an app, like ride-hailing services.
- The aircraft are called "eVTOLs," meaning they can take off and land vertically using electric power.
- Archer is supported by companies like Boeing and United Airlines, aiming to improve urban travel with these air taxis.
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