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EHang Holdings Ltd. (Gaungzhou, China) announced on Jan. 21 its membership in the Air Mobility Urban - Large Experimental Demonstration(AMU-LED) project, said to be one of the largest European demonstrations of urban air mobility (UAM). Initiated by the European Union (EU), the consortium executing the AMU-LED project involves 17 prominent companies and institutions globally, including EHang and industry giants such as Airbus (Toulouse, France) and Boeing (Chicago, Ill., U.S.). For the duration of 2022, EHang will perform trial operations of the EH216, its flagship two-seat passenger-grade AAV, in Spain, the U.K. and the Netherlands.
More specifically, the AMU-LED is an EU H2020 project framed in the SESAR (Single European Sky ATM Research) Joint Undertaking, with the ultimate goal of showcasing one of the largest demonstrations of mobility services with air vehicles and the safe integration of different types of drone operations, otherwise known as U-space, i
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UK needs fund structure to “rival Luxembourg and Ireland” Jan 07, 2021 By Funds Europe
The free movement of people, goods and services between the UK and EU ended on January 1, 2021. In Funds Europe, the New City Initiative re-iterated its call for a UK cross-border fund structure to rival those of Luxembourg and Ireland.
The post-Brexit UK fund - as well as creating jobs not only in the City, but also in the UK regions - could even facilitate the onshoring of more asset servicing roles that have traditionally gone to Luxembourg and Ireland, says Nick Mottram, chairman of New City Initiative, which is a ‘think tank’ focusing on financial regulation.
Think tank calls for post-Brexit UK fund structure rival to Ucits citywire.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from citywire.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.