By Chris Stonor Dr. Geoffrey Bower, the Chief Engineer at Archer Aviation, discusses all things eVTOL on the respected AirplaneGeeks podcast. The chat starts at
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Category: Air taxis and personal transports
CAE to accelerate design and development of Jaunt eVTOL aircraft “by employing simulation technologies”
By Chris Stonor Canadian Aviation Electronics (CAE) announced this week it has been chosen by Jaunt Air Mobility to lead the design and development of
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“Major regulatory developments for eVTOL market over next two years”, says research report
By Chris Stonor New research commissioned by Horizon Aircraft with senior private equity and venture capital professionals reveals that over the next two years, 11
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UK Government supports national programme to construct “air architecture” for eVTOLS and delivery drones
By Chris Stonor Urban-Air Port®, a UK-based ground infrastructure developer for eVTOLS and drones, has announced a partnership today with Altitude Angel and Safeguard Vertiports
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Australia: Canberra outlines its vision for eVTOLS and drones
By Chris Stonor Drones, advanced air mobility (AAM) and electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles are at the heart of Canberra’s new National Emerging
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South Korea develops autonomous UAV navigation technology “to avoid hazards in sky”
By Chris Stonor South Korea’s Agency for R&D in defence technology has developed a technology that allows Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to autonomously avoid external
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Archer, EHang first eVTOL heavyweights to showcase at “Morgan Stanley UAM virtual webinar/summit” on Wednesday, May 12th
By Chris Stonor If you are interested with investing in the emerging eVTOL/UAM industry, whether as a company or individual, this Morgan Stanley virtual/webinar is
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Rumour-Mill: Is this the actual EHang VT30 prototype in flight?
By Chris Stonor An alleged photo of the new EHang VT30 long-distance flying eVTOL prototype is doing the rounds on social media. Is this the
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Japan addresses safety standards, licensing and infrastructure requirements for ‘flying cars’
Japan’s transport ministry plans to establish standards on required performances and safety to put flying cars into practical use, as well as a licensing system,
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Wisk to provide and operate up to 30 eVTOLS for key Blade UAM routes
By Chris Stonor Wisk Aero, a joint venture between Boeing and Kitty Hawk, announced this week an arrangement with Blade Urban Air Mobility to provide
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