Beta Electric Aircraft Could Serve Signature’s Florida FBO Network

Operator UrbanLink Air Mobility partners with Signature to explore the electrification of its terminals.

Jack Daleo

Friday, November 07, 2025 at 05:30 PM ET

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Signature Aviation FBO terminals could one day host Beta Technologies’ Alia and other electric aircraft. [Courtesy: UrbanLink Air Mobility]

Key Takeaways:

Signature Aviation, the world's largest private aviation terminal network, is partnering with UrbanLink Air Mobility to develop infrastructure for electric aircraft at its terminals across Florida.
This collaboration aims to establish "vertiports" (electrified takeoff and landing hubs) to support UrbanLink's future operations, primarily with Beta Technologies' Alia electric conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) aircraft.
UrbanLink plans to launch all-electric, zero-emission passenger flights across Florida by 2027, with a broader vision to offer regional travel and cargo services using a diverse fleet of electric air and maritime vehicles.

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The world’s largest network of private aviation terminals could soon accommodate electric aircraft in Florida.

On Friday, FBO network Signature Aviation announced a partnership to research infrastructure for Beta Technologies’ Alia—an electric conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) design—at its terminals across the state. The aircraft will be flown by partner UrbanLink Air Mobility, a fledgling operator that signed a lease agreement for up to 10 Alia CTOLs in July.