Insurers are helping the advanced air mobility sector to take off
Edmund Tirbutt examines how the insurance industry is helping the advanced air mobility sector create new aircraft to ensure the safe, quick, affordable and sustainable movement of people and goods.
The times they are a changing. Not only will we soon all be travelling in electric cars, but electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in urban areas are also on the cards.
Just imagine
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