The mobility disruption is all set to takeoff…skywards. A pioneering global survey by Frost & Sullivan on urban aero mobility (UAM) highlights that the day when air taxis will become as commonplace as your standard black cab isn’t that far off. Consider that by 2040, there will be an estimated 2.5 million aero taxi units flying in over 30+ cities.
I can’t say I am surprised. After all I don’t think there are many of us who wouldn’t rather wing it to work than undergo another crawl through congestion. My real interest (besides the selfish one of knowing where I must move in 2040) in the study’s findings lie in understanding what will really drive this market, whether in terms of customer willingness to get onboard an aero taxi and how much they will be prepared to pay for the service as much as why supply chain stakeholders are optimistic about the operational and financial feasibility of this emerging business model.
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