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Flying-Taxi Startup Lilium Sees Opening to Grab Airline Orders From Rivals

German air-taxi startup Lilium GmbH sees potential to grab airline orders from competitors as the ra

Flying-Taxi Startup Lilium Sees Opening to Grab Airline Orders From Rivals

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The ability to quickly ramp up production will also determine which of the leading startups ultimately prevails, he said.\n“There’s going to be a massive shortage of supply even with multiple players with certified aircraft,” Asseily said. “On top of that, it’s not clear that any of the big players, any of the big commercial airlines, will lock themselves in needlessly to one player or another.”\nWhile Lilium has agreed to build a flying-taxi network for Brazilian carrier Azul SA, U.K. rival Vertical Aerospace Group Ltd. has accords withAmerican Airlines Group Inc.,Japan Airlines Co. and Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. U.S.-basedArcher Aviation has garnered deals with United Airlines Holdings Inc., while Joby Aviation Inc. is working with JetBlue Airways Corp.\nAs important as it is to have orders, “it doesn’t matter if you can’t ship an aircraft,” Asseily said. “As excited as we are about all the deals we’ve announced, the absolute focus right now is the development program.”\nMunich-based Lilium, which was founded in 2015, is aiming for service entry in 2024, putting it among the pioneers in the sector. 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