Uber said on Wednesday that it has struck a deal with NASA to develop software for managing “flying taxi” that will work much like ride-hailing services it has pioneered on the ground.
Uber said it is the first formal services contract by the US National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) that covers low-altitude airspace rather than outer space. NASA has used such contract to develop rockets since the late 1950s.
Chief Product Officer Jeff Holden also said Uber would begin testing four-passenger, 200-mile-per hour flying taxi services across Los Angeles in 2020, its second test market after Dallas/Fort Worth.
Trump Blasts Nigeria Again, Says Govt Doing Nothing on Christian Genocide
By Abiola Olawale United States President Donald Trump has again criticized the Nigerian government, accusing it of failing to act against the alleged mass killings of Christians in the country. The US President's comments come after he redesignated Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern" (CPC)—a US State Department classification for countries where religious freedom…
November 22, 2025 • News


