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by DRONELIFE Staff Author Ian M. Crosby
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Australia’s aviation regulator, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, released Guidelines for Vertiport Design last week after a strategy of thorough community and industry consultation. These latest Australian regulations will permit corporate branded vertiports, allowing for firms reminiscent of Skyportz to create operational networks.
“That is an awesome step forward for Australia and shows our preparedness to welcome this latest industry into Australian skies,” said Skyportz vertiport infrastructure developer, Clem Newton-Brown. “There is no such thing as a doubt the aircraft are coming. Nevertheless, the potential for this industry will only be achieved if we break the nexus between aviation and airports and enable a brand new class of land use to emerge, giving property owners the chance to host electric air taxi vertiports”.
Skyportz has been accruing options on a big selection of potential vertiport sites positioned primarily inside Australia, and currently has several hundred eager property partners. This latest document will offer greater clarity regarding the event of web sites for vertiport applications.
“We look ahead to welcoming air taxi developers to Australia to operate from our network of Skyportz vertiports in the long run’, added Newton-Brown.
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