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Archer and Lilium to Become Publicly Traded - Aviation Today
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Germany's Lilium Calls Test of 'Flying Taxi' Prototype Successful
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Japan's Denso and Honeywell Partner on Lilium eVTOL - FLYING Magazine
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ABB to provide charging infrastructure for Lilium's electric passenger-carrying drone
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Flying taxi startup Lilium will build a hub for its electric aircraft in Florida - The Verge
First electric VTOL Lilium Jet prototype goes up in flames: Updated - Electrek
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Lilium - We've thrown away the rule book and invented something the world has never seen before. The Lilium Jet is a five-seater, all-electric passenger jet that takes off and lands vertically.
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Flying Taxis and the Future of Intra-City Travel - Jackson Hogg
Meet Lilium's Five Seater All-Electric Flying Taxi | Drone Below
Lilium's 36-Engine Air Taxi Completes First Test Flight // TransportUP
Ferrovial and Lilium announce plans to develop US Vertiport Network - Unmanned airspace
Lilium Flies Five-Seat Prototype – Electric VTOL News™
Lilium's flying taxi is finally here. But the war for the skies is fierce | WIRED UK
