AirAsia and Skyports explore air taxi feasibility


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KUALA LUMPUR: Skyports Infrastructure and AirAsia Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) unit of AirAsia Aviation Group Ltd have signed a letter of intent (LoI) to explore the development of air taxi infrastructure in Malaysia.

The partnership is important to establish a fully operational vertiport network and develop a practical and integrated network of vertiports in the country, said a joint statement from AAM and Skyports yesterday, Bernama reported.

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