Flying taxi companies are racing to carry passengers as soon as this year. I've seen all 3 rivals — this is how they compare

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Joby (pictured) and Archer are targeting a 2026 certification. Taylor Rains/Business InsiderJoby, Archer, and Beta are racing to make flying cars a reality, each with unique aircraft designs. They envision eVTOLs one day regularly carrying people to airports or to work.

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