Ain’t no way you want flying taxis in Manhattan. If two collide or one fails, you could kill dozens of people.
Maaaaybe instead of the tunnels and bridges, to increase throughput during rush hours, but even then we’re trying to have fewer vehicles in Manhattan, not more.
Also, I cannot imagine what it would be like to go through an intersection during the winter. You would be hit with a wall of cross-cutting wind tunneling down 50 blocks that no airborne device is going to handle well. Absolute nightmare.
Right. This wouldn't be point to point on the Manhattan grid, but from Manhattan Island back and forth to the airports.
> If two collide or one fails, you could kill dozens of people.
How is that any different from an automobile navigating the ridiculously crowded streets?