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If we're going to get flying cars, we'll need showrooms and dealerships. Aeroauto is breaking the ice with an interesting concept claiming to be the first of its kind in the world – an eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) Specialized Aeromall. Folks in Texas will soon find out more about this because Aeroauto is setting up a state-of-the-art facility at the Greenport Airport.
Good news for electric air taxi enthusiasts in Texas – the Greenport Airport will house an innovative showroom and dealership dedicated to eVTOLs. They'll be able to take a closer look at some of the most exciting air vehicles on the market and find the best ownership options.
Once they get their hands on one of these cool flying cars, they'll also have access to a fancy Service Center. Aeroauto will also set up this exclusive maintenance hub where expert technicians will make sure to keep the futuristic machines in top shape.
All of this will be available at the Greenport Airport thanks to a collaboration between Aeroauto and the Greenport International Airport & Technology Center.
Recently, the same Center confirmed the launch of another important AAM (advanced air mobility) project in collaboration with Volatus Infrastructure. The future vertiport will include a landing pad, a modular terminal building, and one charging station for air taxis.
Volatus and the Greenport Technology Center are gearing up to start construction work by the end of this year and inaugurate it early next year. If things go according to plan, this will become one of the first vertiports in the US to be FAA (Federal Aviation Administration)-compliant.
If the new vertiport does open in 2024, the Aeroauto showroom and dealership will follow shortly in 2025. In other words, we might have a green airport, a fresh vertiport, and a state-of-the-art showroom/dealership ready to operate in just two years.
Central Texas Airport Holdings announced GIA (Greenport International Airport) as the first privately owned and operated green airport in the world. It's green because it's supposed to operate entirely off-grid, which will also make it fully sustainable. In addition to using clean energy, it will include advanced technologies such as top-level cybersecurity systems.
GIA is primarily intended for large business jets. Its spacious hangar will offer more than 2.9 million square feet (270 square meters) in addition to a 10,000-foot (3,048 meters) runway. Also, the addition of a US Customs Port of Entry/Exit will literally open it and the entire Austin region to the world.
Aeroauto's showroom, dealership, and maintenance hub, specifically dedicated to electric flying cars and air taxis, will add another green layer to GIA. Perhaps in the distant future, all private jets will actually be zero-emission eVTOLs. This exciting project could be a bold step in that direction.
Once they get their hands on one of these cool flying cars, they'll also have access to a fancy Service Center. Aeroauto will also set up this exclusive maintenance hub where expert technicians will make sure to keep the futuristic machines in top shape.
All of this will be available at the Greenport Airport thanks to a collaboration between Aeroauto and the Greenport International Airport & Technology Center.
Recently, the same Center confirmed the launch of another important AAM (advanced air mobility) project in collaboration with Volatus Infrastructure. The future vertiport will include a landing pad, a modular terminal building, and one charging station for air taxis.
Volatus and the Greenport Technology Center are gearing up to start construction work by the end of this year and inaugurate it early next year. If things go according to plan, this will become one of the first vertiports in the US to be FAA (Federal Aviation Administration)-compliant.
If the new vertiport does open in 2024, the Aeroauto showroom and dealership will follow shortly in 2025. In other words, we might have a green airport, a fresh vertiport, and a state-of-the-art showroom/dealership ready to operate in just two years.
Central Texas Airport Holdings announced GIA (Greenport International Airport) as the first privately owned and operated green airport in the world. It's green because it's supposed to operate entirely off-grid, which will also make it fully sustainable. In addition to using clean energy, it will include advanced technologies such as top-level cybersecurity systems.
GIA is primarily intended for large business jets. Its spacious hangar will offer more than 2.9 million square feet (270 square meters) in addition to a 10,000-foot (3,048 meters) runway. Also, the addition of a US Customs Port of Entry/Exit will literally open it and the entire Austin region to the world.
Aeroauto's showroom, dealership, and maintenance hub, specifically dedicated to electric flying cars and air taxis, will add another green layer to GIA. Perhaps in the distant future, all private jets will actually be zero-emission eVTOLs. This exciting project could be a bold step in that direction.
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