Daniel Cote

Jan 13, 2025 | yahoo.com | Daniel Cote |Daniel Côté

Time is money, and it’s especially true in navigating the world’s most populated metropolitan centers—from Los Angeles to Hong Kong. Since setting the first recorded distance record of 1,181 feet in 1924, the helicopter has proven its value in aviation for its durability and versatile roles. In business aviation, the helicopter is taking on even greater importance to quickly and efficiently transport busy executives within high-density city centers or to destinations under 500 miles.

Jan 13, 2025 | robbreport.com | Daniel Cote |Daniel Côté

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Jan 13, 2025 | yahoo.com | Daniel Cote |Daniel Côté

Daniel CoteMon, January 13, 2025 at 3:00 PM UTC1 min readTime is money, and it’s especially true in navigating the world’s most populated metropolitan centers—from Los Angeles to Hong Kong. Since setting the first recorded distance record of 1,181 feet in 1924, the helicopter has proven its value in aviation for its durability and versatile roles.

Dec 3, 2024 | robbreport.com | Daniel Cote |Daniel Côté

Will China eventually dominate the electric flying car market, much as it has done with electric vehicles? That’s the goal, according to a Chinese trade group that predicts the country will have more than 100,000 flying cars and electric air taxis hovering over its cities by 2030.

Nov 15, 2024 | robbreport.com | Daniel Cote |Daniel Côté

Honda may soon be flying a prototype eVTOL, three years after announcing it would enter the electric air-taxi world. The automotive giant has had a long presence in the aviation world with its HondaJet line, but has kept its eVTOL project top secret. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted an exemption to the Honda Research Institute (HRI) that would allow the company to fly a subscale prototype for research and development, according to Ainonline.com.