Electric air taxi retraces St. Petersburg aviation history

A new kind of aircraft took to the skies over Tampa Bay Friday, following a route that helped launch commercial aviation 112 years ago.

California-based Joby Aviation flew its piloted, all-electric air taxi from Albert Whitted Airport in downtown St. Petersburg to Tampa International Airport. The demonstration opened a week of flights across Florida designed to test how electric aircraft could become part of the state's transportation system.

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Arts Alive! podcast: The Penny Lane Beatles Museum

Today on Arts Alive! the discussion is all about the newly-opened Penny Lane Beatles Museum in downtown St. Petersburg. We’re in the studio with founder Dr. Robert Entel, whose personal memorabilia collection fills the 2,100-square-foot former storefront at 146 2nd Street N., and Executive Director Craig Bachner.

After 10 years in Dunedin, inside a 500-square-foot upstairs space, the museum was relocated to St. Petersburg for two reasons: One, the place is four times as big (and, Entel explains, there’s still not enough room for everything in his collection); and two, it’s St. Petersburg.

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