1. [Title] Chinese Drone Maker EHang Sees Flying Taxis Take Off by 2030 on Mainland
[Content] EHang expects flying taxis to be used for public transport within the next five years in China, with fixed-route air shuttle services likely by 2030 according to CFO Conor Yang. The company, which recently received certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China to operate autonomous passenger drones, is conducting trial flights in Guangzhou and Hefei ahead of planned operations in these cities by year-end.
[Date] 2025-05-22
[Source](https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/3311216/chinese-drone-maker-ehang-sees-flying-taxis-take-2030-mainland)
2. [Title] EHang Expects Flying Taxis Will Enter Public Transport in China by 2030
[Content] EHang forecasts that fixed-route air shuttle services for flying taxis could launch in China by 2030, pending adequate take-off and landing infrastructure. The company has started trial flights with its certified EH216-S eVTOL aircraft and aims to increase annual production while introducing new models and battery solutions over the coming year.
[Date] 2025-05-21
[Source](https://e.vnexpress.net/news/tech/enterprises/chinese-drone-maker-ehang-expects-flying-taxis-will-enter-public-transport-in-china-by-2030-4889112.html)
3. [Title] EHang Eyes Flying Taxis in China by 2030
[Content] EHang plans to launch air taxi services in restricted corridors in Guangzhou and Hefei by the end of this year, with prospects for fixed-route air shuttles nationwide by 2030. The company is leveraging its recent regulatory approvals and trial flights to advance data collection and operational capabilities.
[Date] 2025-05-21
[Source](https://kr-asia.com/pulses/153829)