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Israelis could have personal electric flying vehicles within years

CEO of AIR, a startup working on making aircraft as common as cars, says this would "blaze the path towards a new era of air mobility accessible to everyone."

by ILH Staff

Published on 07-22-2021 21:57

Last modified: 07-22-2021 22:06

Israelis could have personal electric flying vehicles within years

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An Israeli company hopes Israelis can fly to work | Illustration: Getty Images

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The new path to tech wealth: The method turning high tech employees into millionaires

by Yohai Schweiger

While the IPO market remains frozen, tech employees have found a fast track to meaningful capital: the secondary market.

How global giants are redefining the landscape of Israeli high-tech

by ILH Staff

Looking toward the horizon of 2030, the synergy between global capital and local engineering talent shows no signs of abating....

From the spark: Has a new technology for detecting massive wildfires been found?

by Assaf Golan

A year after the fires that led to the cancellation of Independence Day celebrations, a new startup is presenting an...

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