Advanced Air Mobility

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The air taxi manufacturer started construction of the first of seven fuselages for the aircraft it will use to achieve EASA design approval.

The eVTOL dealer commits to delivering as many as 10,000 Land Rotor Sportsters by 2030.

The company may still expand its presence in Marina, where it recently wheeled its first production aircraft off the assembly line.

The agreement extends the company’s three-year partnership with AFWERX Agility Prime, the innovation arm of the Air Force dedicated to vertical lift.

Most eVTOL manufacturers are looking to provide air taxi services, but Jump Aero wants to help medical professionals cut down on response times.

The company’s compact fly-by-wire controls will be installed on Heart’s ES-30 regional electric airplane.

Bristow agreed to buy two VoloCity eVTOLs—and help the German firm build a presence in the U.S. and U.K.

We explore that question and more in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.

The Houston-based firm primarily operates helicopter services but is looking to expand its portfolio with aircraft from Elroy and others.