Folks, I have a tremendous profit opportunity to tell you about today.
And it’s urgent.
You still have time to act, but only a matter of months, if not weeks.
Because the company I’m about to tell you about today is poised to take off in 2025. It’s going to shake the investment world the same way AI did this past year.
And that’s why you have to get in now.
So what are we talking about?
A new version of Uber.
Let that sink in for a second.
Just think about the way Uber revolutionized travel. Think about the way people use it and talk about it. Think about the way so many up-and-coming companies begin their sales pitch with the phrase, “It’s like Uber for…”
And now come to terms with the notion that there quite literally is a new version of Uber that’s about to drop in 2025. And that’s why you have to get in now — but not through Uber itself.
Here’s how it works…
What Uber is going to start doing is offering rides on these…
They’re called EVTOLs — electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. I know that’s a mouthful. But that’s precisely because this technology is so new. We don’t even have a catchy name for it yet.
Which is why I stick with calling it "Uber Air." Because that’s what this is. Starting next year people are going to be able to order up rides on these the same way they do cars. And in doing so, they’re going to save an incalculable amount of time.
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These flying machines travel at 200 mph, cutting a two-hour trip down to as little as 20 minutes.
Goodbye, gridlock. Ta-ta, traffic.
In just a few months people are going to be soaring above it all. And at a reasonable price. Considering all the time people will save (not to mention the headaches that come with traffic), it’s downright cheap — $0.50 a mile.
Tell me that’s not worth it. Especially for people with money.
That’s how this whole thing is going to start. Uber Air is set to launch next year.
It’s going to debut at JFK Airport, where it’ll ferry travelers to a heliport in Manhattan. The trips will run on a near-constant loop, taking just seven minutes per flight — as opposed to 45 minutes to an hour by car.
Just imagine the stir this is going to cause. Literally millions of New Yorkers are going to wake up one day and see these strange aircraft coasting silently through the clouds. (Remember, they’re fully electric. That means no noise and no pollution.)
They’re going to take pictures and videos with their phones. They’re going to start asking questions. And then they’re going to realize that these novel aircraft are available to everyone.
They’re going to want to ride in them. But more importantly, they’re going to want to invest in them.
People are going to see this for what it truly is — a revolution.
What trains were to the 19th century… What automobiles were to the 20th...
That’s what this brazen new flying machine will be to the 21st. Clean, fast, efficient travel dialed up on request through an app on your phone.
And it’s not just New York, either. Soon after flights are underway in the Big Apple, "Uber Air" is going to launch in Dubai — another massive, trendy, cosmopolitan, and terribly affluent metropolis.
From there, it will expand to Abu Dhabi and the rest of the United Arab Emirates. And beyond that, there are plans to build an entire flight network throughout the United Kingdom.
Wall Street investment bankers, executives, oil sheikhs… These are going to be the early adopters of this service. And then everyone else is going to realize it’s worth a little extra cash to cruise above stop lights, pedestrians, buses, and congested highways.
No more waiting for a shuttle, taxi, or good friend to pick you up from the airport. Uber Air will take you right where you need to go in a fraction of the time.
That’s why this opportunity is so massive. It’s a brand-new industry that Morgan Stanley predicts will be worth $29 billion by 2030 and over $1 trillion by 2040.
You have to get in now though. There’s no more time to waste. Check out my complete presentation and full report here.
Fight on,
Jason Simpkins
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