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Flying cars have long been the stuff of science fiction.
Could recent advancements turn fantasy into reality?
From regulatory approvals to technological breakthroughs, we'll explore what it will take to bring flying cars out of the lab and into the mainstream.
And the landscape of bird keeping is taking a new turn.
As more young people are joining the ranks of avian enthusiasts, we take a look at how this emerging pet trend transcends the boundaries of age and tradition.
For today's program, I'm joined by Li Yi in the studio and Josh Cotterell on the line.
First on today's show on April 7, the Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued a production license for an unmanned passenger carrying aerial vehicle system developed by Yihang in Guangzhou.
The firm has therefore obtained all three necessary certifications which are prerequisite for large scale commercialization of the aerial vehicle.
What it will take to make the flying car dream take flight.
Well, let's take a look at.
Flying cars have long captured the public imaginations.
So what's up this time?
Yeah, actually, the certification you mentioned is the first production certificate issued here in China for an autonomous passenger drone, and also the first one in the global electric vertical takeoff and landing, or Evito industry.