Hundreds of flying taxis to be built in Ohio, governor announces
Society may be getting one step closer to the flying commuter vehicles made famous in "The Jetsons," as hundreds of flying taxis will be built in the Ohio. Society may be getting one step closer to the flying commuter vehicles made famous in the animated series "The Jetsons," as Ohio just announced that hundreds of flying taxis will be built at a facility in the state. The company Joby Aviation Inc. was selected to build an electric air taxi manufacturing site at Dayton International Airport, Gov. Mike DeWine, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, Ohio Department of Development director Lydia Mihalik, JobsOhio president & CEO J.P. Nauseef announced on Monday. "Ohio’s legacy in aviation leadership begins with the Wright Brothers and continues now with Joby Aviation, as they launch a new era in advanced aviation manufacturing and aerial mobility in Dayton,” DeWine said in a press release. MORE: Hunter Biden sues IRS over whistleblowers who criticized DOJ probe Officials s...