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  • [New] Air taxi services are expected to launch commercially in select cities within the next 1-3 years, while personal ownership of roadable aircraft is likely 5-10 years or more out. Day Spring Management
  • AutoFlight has completed a heterogeneous three-aircraft formation flight with the V5000 Matrix, a 5-metric-ton electric aircraft that could push eVTOL technology well beyond the urban air taxi niche. New Atlas
  • Platform users in Dubai could hail rides on Joby Aviation's electric air taxi as soon as in 2026. National Defense Transportation Association
  • Osaka prefectural and municipal governments, Osaka Metro, air taxi operator Soracle and Marubeni have formed a consortium to commercialize Osakako Vertiport, a dedicated eVTOL facility on the shoreline of Osaka Bay planned to be operational from 2028. Aviation Week Network
  • Air taxi fares in London are expected to range from $3 to $6 per mile during initial operations, comparable to premium ride-sharing services. eVTOL.Travel
  • Uber users in Dubai could hail flights on Joby Aviation's electric air taxi as soon as in 2026. National Defense Transportation Association
  • Internationally, countries like Japan are preparing to launch commercial AAM operations as early as 2027-28, underscoring a global race to establish automated air taxi services. eplaneai
  • Commercial air taxi services in London are expected to launch around 2028. eVTOL.Travel
  • Initial air taxi routes in London will focus on high-demand corridors such as Heathrow Airport to Central London (24 km, 12 min); London City Airport to Canary Wharf (5 km, 4 min). eVTOL.Travel
  • Achieving large-scale air taxi transport in time for the 2028 Olympics is viewed by some as a highly ambitious and perhaps unrealistic timeline. FlightGlobal

Last updated: 14 June 2026



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