Comments by "Peter Jacobsen" (@pjacobsen1000) on "Flying taxis, airships and drones: the rise of China's low-altitude economy" video.

  1. Until China changes its regulations on civilian air travel, this will not become a success. The regulations for eVTOLs (or manned drone flights) are currently not separate from other flights. They include: "China requires all aircraft to obtain a permit before flying over the country or landing at its airports. Permit requests must be submitted at least three days in advance (seven is better), and contain the following information: -Operator and aircraft information. -Routing and schedule, including entry and exit points. -Crew and passenger information -Specific purpose of flight (tourist flights not allowed) -Local receiving party/sponsor information (for landing permits) -Sponsor letter (at certain airports)". Imagine you had to comply with all this before getting in your car and going to the shop.
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