Advanced Air Mobility

Historic event finds new life with an agreement between the National Aeronautical Association and Advanced Air Mobility Institute.

Manufacturer, which is developing a short-range, electric VTOL air taxi for up to four passengers, begins for-credit structural testing with the agency.

Company sells components, systems, and services for aircraft, helicopters, and spacecraft.

Air taxi manufacturer and autonomous systems developer partner to develop a hybrid-powered vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft.

New Zealand flag carrier adds a Beta Alia conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) demonstrator to its existing order.

Under a new contract, the company will develop an automated flight plan system that can be integrated across current and future tankers.

State’s department of transportation creates a coalition of research universities to study a fast-approaching new generation of aircraft.

Space agency contractor Electra is developing hybrid-electric aircraft that require just 150 feet of runway for takeoff and landing.

Agreement sets expectations for Archer’s regional partners, including operators, maintenance providers, and state-backed entities, to launch service as soon as next year.

Company receives FAA Part 141 approval to begin training the first generation of pilots for its electric vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) design.