Kitty Hawk's unmanned aircraft will soon be on air once they have been officially certified in New Zealand
This can be confirmed after New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announces an agreement with the company to conduct an official feasibility test, which - if passed - will result in certification for Kitty Hawk.
For your information, Kitty Hawk is a company funded by one of Google's founders Larry Page. Not only to make the plane without an autonomous pilot alias, Kitty Hawk later also made an application such as Uber so that consumers can order the plane as an air taxi.
Prime Minister Ardern had his own agenda when he paved the way for Kitty Hawk in his country. He wants to realize a carbon-free New Zealand program in 2050.
"We have an ambitious target in New Zealand that is carbon-free by 2050 ... This exciting project is part of our way to make that happen, ...
