Trump Signs Orders on Deregulating Flying Cars, Supersonic Flight / The Epoch Times

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In a move that could have come straight from a sci‑fi screenplay, President Trump signed executive orders aimed at deregulating and fast‑tracking the development of flying cars and supersonic travel. Proponents cheer the boost in innovation and reduced flight times, while skeptics wonder if the real world can ever catch up with this modern-day fantasy.

foxnews.com / Trump signs new executive orders intended to make flying cars a reality, slash flight times

theepochtimes.com / Trump Signs Orders on Deregulating Flying Cars, Supersonic Flight

nypost.com / Trump orders FAA to remove supersonic flight restrictions: ‘Bold new chapter in aerospace innovation’

oann.com / Trump firma orden ejecutiva para promover la aviación supersónica en Estados Unidos

oann.com / Trump signs executive order to promote supersonic aviation in U.S.

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