Urban Aeronautics and Hatzolah Air are developing the Israeli company's eVTOL aircraft, the CityHawk, for emergency services.

Urban Aeronautics and Hatzolah Air, based in the US, will develop the Israeli company's CityHawk flying vehicle for emergency services.

The American aerospace multinational signed an agreement with Tactical Robotics, a subsidiary of Urban Aeronautics, to explore opportunities to develop and market its patented tech for light aircraft.

New Future Transportation, based in California and with an R&D center in Israel, recently unveiled the design of its electric, autonomous flying vehicle, the Aska.

Israeli company Urban Aeronautics developed an unmanned airborne vehicle, a concept on top of the agenda at the TechCrunch Mobility Conference in Tel Aviv.

Israeli startup Eviation Aircraft seeks to transform the regional travel industry with an efficient, cost-effective electric aircraft that will make intra-city traveling a breeze.

In the future, flying ambulances will carry patients, while people in maglev sky-trains look from the sky-train's windows that can be turned into screens, all while their phones are charged using infrared light. Sounds like a sci-fi movie? Well, it's already being turned into reality in Israel.