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PAL-V to Develop Flying Car Ecosystem at Port Hagfors, Sweden

Industry news digest · Urban Air Mobility News

PAL-V signed a memorandum of understanding with Inter-Data Science Port Hagfors AB and FLYVE to develop a FlyDrive ecosystem in Sweden. The initiative aims to enhance mobility and logistics locally and regionally by integrating operators, training organizations, maintenance, public authorities, and commercial partners

The initial phase focuses on feasibility studies and regional opportunity identification, with plans to expand FlyDrive Mobility Centres to Germany and Italy, reinforcing Europe’s leadership in advanced air mobility solutions, according to PAL-V

Source: Urban Air Mobility News

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