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New air mobility corridor in Michigan will enable research into eVTOLs - Charged EVs
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New air mobility corridor in Michigan will enable research into eVTOLs - Charged EVs
A flight corridor for testing drones and electric aircraft will soon link the University of Michigan’s autonomy research and proving ground facilities in Ann Arbor to Michigan Central’s urban testbed and innovation district in Detroit. The roughly 40-mile research skyway will be the centerpiece of M-Air, a new public-private partnership U-M is launching to support research into advanced air mobility. M-Air is to be part of the existing public-pr…
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