US EditionOne startup, three aircraft, and China’s plan to fill the skies
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One startup, three aircraft, and China’s plan to fill the skies
Before cars got smart, we were already dreaming about flying above the gridlocked streets below. In Blade Runner (1982), police cruisers known as “Spinners” lifted off without a drop of conventional fuel, gliding between skyscrapers in a seamless blend of road and air travel. Their designer, Syd Mead—who cut his teeth at Ford before shaping Hollywood’s most iconic futures—captured something deeply human: the urge to take flight.…Visit WebsiteThe…
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