Urban Air Mobility ‘must incorporate the needs of disabled citizens’. A white Paper from Aerobility and CIVATAglobal:

We are on the edge of a transport revolution. Electric air taxis and drones will soon be improving the lives of millions of people around the world by adding a new dimension of affordable, green and accessible transport services to urban living. But if the promise - and full market value - of this new transport era is to be fully realised, it can only be done so on the basis of inclusivity. From the very start, Urban Air Mobility and Advanced Air Mobility Services need to be planned with the needs of those who stand to benefit most from its introduction – disabled communities. Passengers will be able to fly from origin to destination, in ways which seem only appropriate to science fiction... but this transformation in mobility, must be done correctly from the outset. Read more

If you want to see why we’re getting excited about this and are committed to making sure the needs of the disabled are represented, then take a look at these links and videos. As you will see, the future is approaching fast:

Drone-to-door medicines trial takes flight in Ireland - BBC News

Urban Air Mobility (assets.kpmg)

The high-flying industry: Urban Air Mobility takes off | Roland Berger