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Florida plans to build air taxi pads using $200M intended for EV chargers

TechCrunch 30 July 2026, 18:38 UTC 12h ago

Florida plans to build air taxi pads using $200M intended for EV chargers — TechCrunch

Florida wants to use federal EV charger funds to build an air taxi network connecting golf courses, luxury apartment buildings, and airports.

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