The Death and Life of Helicopter Commuting

The video explores the history of helicopter travel, focusing on New York Airways' operations during the Golden Age, the expansion to the Pan Am Building, and the tragic accident in 1977 that led to the decline of rooftop helicopter services. It discusses the challenges faced by the industry, including noise and safety concerns, and highlights modern attempts to revive airborne commuting with new technologies like Blade and EVTOL rotorcraft.

Describe the accident that occurred on the Pan Am building rooftop and its consequences.

How has the public perception of helicopter travel changed since the accidents?

What advancements in technology are being explored to revive helicopter travel?