Now there are Flying Taxis: Airbus!

Airbus, which will be shown at the Paris Aviation Fair next week, aims to catch up with the drivers in the tight traffic, thanks to the voyage.

A traffic jam can turn into a nightmare, instead of being trapped in traffic, you can use your smartphone to get a flying taxi through the aviation project, Vahana. For an average 18-minute flight, you need to pay a fee of $ 77.

Airbus's project came from Vahana. Since almost a year, the aviation giant has been intent on providing casual access from the roof, in places where traffic is tight. Next week, we will show you more about the future of the flying car, exhibited at the Paris Aviation Fair, in a fuard where such projects take place.

Developed by Airbus's project (A³), the system works the same way as other companies that develop their own VTOL projects like Uber. Thanks to improvements in battery technology and artificial intelligence, technologists foresee that we are on the brink of a revolution in urban aviation.

We are witnessing that electric vehicle manufacturers gradually enter the aviation sector. In a very competitive environment, prices are going down, and thanks to the competition with Uber, the prices of both sides are expected to decrease.

Of course, unless air safety rules are changed, this sector will always advance as battery technology progresses. We can not say that the billion-dollar corporations like Airbus and Uber have suddenly invested in this vision, and such projects have been going on for years.

At the Paris Air Show, which will be organized next week, we can see the vehicle more clearly and we can comment with more information to be gained.