Flying taxis, the first route in Rome by the end of 2024
Flying taxis could begin traveling in the sky of Rome by the end of 2024, with a first route connecting Fiumicino airport with the city
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Strike on Friday 17 November, from transport to school
After the initial indications from the unions and the changes made following the transport injunction, here is how the strike on Friday 17 November will
Strike on Friday 17 November, from transport to school
Stop reduced to 4 hours in transport, from buses and metro, to trains and ferries; 8 hours remain for the other categories, from schools to
Clash with the unions, CGIL and UIL confirm the strike. Salvini ready to sign the injunction
On the strike on Friday 17 November there is a clash with the unions, who confirm the protest, with the exception of the aircraft sector.
Clash over the strike, Salvini calls the unions. Landini: ‘Let’s move forward’
The MIT led by Matteo Salvini today called together the unions involved in the strike on 17 November, in light of the lack of agreement
Clash over the strike, Landini: ‘Let’s move forward, injunction would be an unpleasant act’. Salvini: ‘Review the stop’
“As we told the Commission, we find the interpretation that says it is not a general strike wrong. It calls into question a right. It’s
Flying taxi, NASA is preparing for the test in 2024
Starting from 2024, NASA pilots and researchers will test the first flying taxi just delivered to the US Air Force by the Joby Aviation company,
Expensive tickets, 10 thousand euros to fly to Beijing
Bad news for latecomers who have not yet decided where to spend their summer holidays and are currently preparing to buy a plane ticket to
Summer: expensive flights explode, up to 10 thousand euros for Beijing
A one-way plane ticket to Beijing costs 3,400 euros from Rome in August, but can also go up to over 10 thousand euros if you
Enac: boom in air traffic, quadrupled in the first half of the year
The air transport sector resumed in the first half of Italy even if it has not yet recovered its pre-pandemic levels. As ENAC points out
