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ASKA and East Japan Railway Company partner to develop ASKA A5 eVTOL services in Japan

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ASKA, the developer of the ASKA A5 roadable electric-hybrid VTOL aircraft, has announced a collaboration with East Japan Railway Company (JR East). As part of the collaboration, a one-third-size model of the ASKA A5 will be exhibited at TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY, set to open on March 27 in Tokyo, Japan. ASKA and JR East will also present a video envisioning a future tourism experience utilizing flying cars in Japan. “ASKA and JR East will further exp
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ASKA and East Japan Railway Company partner to develop ASKA A5 eVTOL services in Japan

ASKA, the developer of the ASKA A5 roadable electric-hybrid VTOL aircraft, has announced a collaboration with East Japan Railway Company (JR East). As part of the collaboration, a one-third-size model of the ASKA A5 will be exhibited at TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY, set to open on March 27 in Tokyo, Japan. ASKA and JR East will also present a video envisioning a future tourism experience utilizing flying cars in Japan. “ASKA and JR East will further exp

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