‘Rick Perkins said he spends up to two hours commuting across this metropolis in bumper-to-bumper traffic. But if he could zip to his destination by air at rush hour, he figures the same trip would last only nine minutes.’
The only problem is ‘parking’ your helicopter!
Taiwanese are known to follow rules of the road. I can’t see a problem with everyone having a helicopter here.
Do they make coal powered helicopters? That would be preferred for Taiwan.
‘RH 137533 electric helicopter’
Running out of juice midway is probably a problem? And finding a ‘super charger’!
I love this header:
‘Soon this ‘personal helicopter’ could come to crowded cities’
As a commuter craft, the helicopter will sport two important safety features. One is the ability for electric power to kick in if the craft needs to make an emergency landing, whirling it to earth.
Sounds a bit too much like “hurling”
