[Breaking News] Flying vehicle test flight

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[Breaking News] Flying vehicle test flight

NOBEOKA, Japan, March 2 Kyodo - A test flight for a flying vehicle is conducted with two people on board in Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture, on March 2, 2024. The southwestern Japan city is considering putting the vehicle, eyed as an ambulance, to practical use by fiscal 2027, to cater to local medical needs amid a shortage of doctors. (Kyodo)

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