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Federal Aviation Administration recently recognized a new category of aircraft.
The FAA has finalized rules for training and certifying pilots to fly electric air taxis.
Johns Hopkins aerospace engineer Jaafar El-Awady shares his expert opinion on whether they are ready for takeoff.
He says we should consider these as "luxury rides" rather than real, everyday taxis.
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