The 4 biggest hurdles blocking the arrival of flying cars – and the top startups with the best shot of blowing past them

News, market analysis, investment scam prevention tips and more ✔️ Your source for latest asset management news and information. This magazine is crafted specifically for those who are interested in diving into the global asset management world. ZeroAvia is just one of many startups working to modernize air travel, building hydrogen-powered planes. ZeroAviaFor an industry based entirely on the arrival of a new kind of aircraft, many technological and logistical hurdles must be cleared. Those include battery tech, business plans, and the role drones must play before flying cars can take off. The good news is that heaps of startups are working on these problems — and we've rounded up the best contenders to deliver the future of flight. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Though investment opportunities abound in the world of aerial mobility - for those patient enough to play the long game - staying abreast of the key technological challenges still standing in the way of viable, widespread electric air taxi service is important. It helps to temper expectations and filter out the hype. This is especially true because the industry is having a bit of an early reckoning, with instigator and cheerleader Uber offloading the Elevate program that helped spawn the movement back in 2016. Whether you think this is merely the first domino to fall in an effort that's already incomprehensibly ambitious, or merely an inevitable hiccup - likely one To keep reading about The 4 biggest hurdles blocking the arrival of flying cars – and the top startups with the best shot of blowing past them, Click on the link. Seoul, Korea
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