Until 1971, Los Angeles Airways would ferry passengers to and from LAX, Disneyland, and other destinations across LA’s 75 helipads. But the noise & cost of helicopters has prevented any new urban air taxi service from taking off in the last 50 years, despite numerous attempts (including my previous team at Uber).
I’m pumped to announce that
@flyarcher is changing that as we unveil our Archer LA Air Taxi Network ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games, the Super Bowl, and the FIFA World Cup!
Our team, led by Bryan Bernhard and Miles Rogers (
@TheJetGuy), has been working with the community to put a plan together for this network over the last year, so I'm excited to finally share more:
🏈 We’re working with the
@RamsNFL for a planned exclusive Archer vertiport at
@SoFiStadium
🎓 USC is collaborating with Archer to electrify its on-campus heliports for Midnight aircraft
✈️ Our new SoCal network is planned to fly our customers to destinations like Santa Monica & Van Nuys, and connect
@united and
@SouthwestAir passengers to & from LAX, Hollywood Burbank Airport, and John Wayne Airport
Excited to launch air taxis in LA!
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