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Future Air Mobility Coming to St Pete?

September 10, 2024

September 11, 2024

Data & Technology

Master Plan

SPID General

Imagine a day when you jump in an electronic, autonomous air taxi in St. Pete and head to Tampa International Airport or even to Orlando. This concept is not as far off as you would imagine. The Federal Aviation Administration is currently considering guidance for this type of flight and there are many innovators considering the best ways to construct landing locations and the vehicles. Demonstration projects are occurring around the world, including during the recent Paris Olympics.

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At our next Morning Sparks breakfast we will learn about this technology and discuss ideas for the future. Come learn and share your ideas.

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‍Click here to register for this free event.

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article originated in the September 2024 newsletter