Certification

New agreement positions the automaker to build and operate eVTOL aircraft and perform their maintenance, repair, and overhaul.

Manufacturer will install new, redesigned engine thrust links on the aircraft.

Manufacturer expands its longtime partnership with Honeywell to certify VX4 components and selects the aerospace firm’s new inceptors.

Manufacturer will first install electric motors for customer Diamond Aircraft’s two-seater before expanding it to larger models.

Manufacturer’s self-flying EH216-S takes to the skies above Quadra, São Paulo, in front of Brazilian aviation officials.

At the Honeywell Advanced Air Mobility Summit in Washington, D.C., stakeholders clamor for regulatory clarity.

For aircraft already equipped with Garmin-integrated flight decks, the capability is obtainable through a software upgrade, the company said.

The U.K. manufacturer is back to trials after an initial prototype aircraft suffered a crash last year.

The proposed standards represent a major milestone in the certification of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVOL) air taxis and other novel designs.

The company is one of two electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi manufacturers to receive the approval, the other being Joby Aviation.