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Israel’s first vertiport for aerial taxis is set to be built at Atidim Park, a major business and high-tech complex in Tel Aviv.
The facility, named the ATIDIM Vertiport, is expected to serve as infrastructure for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs, within about three years. In its initial phase, it will operate as a dedicated hub for medical aerial deliveries.
The initiative is designed to address transportation challenges in Israel’s densely populated metropolitan area. According to project estimates, aerial transportation could cut travel times by 60% to 80% compared with private vehicles, saving the economy millions of travel hours each month.
Under the plan, the vertiport will initially be built and operated for medical aerial logistics, enabling rapid transport of medical equipment, medications and laboratory samples. It will serve Medica Rafeal Hospital both in routine operations and during emergencies.
At a later stage, the project includes regulatory and planning preparations to certify the facility for electric air taxis carrying passengers.
TOP WORD FOR 2025
For obvious reasons “homecoming” was voted the most popular word in Israel for last year.
SAVED FROM THE RUBBLE
Despite the damage caused by an Iranian missile barrage critical research which has the potential to improve and save lives continues at Soroka Hospital in the Negev.
BEHIND THE SCENES
An IDF doctor explains the complex treatment required for hostages who were released from Hamas captivity.
RUNNING FOR A CAUSE
Watch this video which reports on the recent run for resilience and unity in Israel.
SOME HARD TRUTHS
This video should be widely circulated especially to the members of the Australian Royal Commission. It would help them to understand exactly what antisemistism actually is and might also enlighten them about many historical facts which have been distorted.
