What Did the U.S. Just Put in Orbit?
We attempt to solve that mystery and a few others in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
We attempt to solve that mystery and a few others in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
The Chinese manufacturer made commercial demonstration flights in two cities, marking the first passenger-carrying eVTOL trips.
The Chinese manufacturer’s EH216-S air taxi was the first in the world to receive type certification from a national regulator.
A series of simulations focused on potential operations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, using tools and procedures already available to air traffic controllers.
The Brazilian manufacturer, a subsidiary of Embraer, achieved a key milestone in its path to type certification.
The electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) design is built for passenger, medical, cargo, and military use cases.
The Chinese manufacturer joins Archer, Joby, and other eVTOL firms that have laid plans for operations in the Middle East.
Check out a pair of historic flights made using modified Cessnas, a strange new aircraft on sale, and plenty more in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
The manufacturer of Hexa is now selling the pinwheel-shaped aircraft to law enforcement, first responders, medical providers, and other customers.
Did you miss the first commercial eVTOL to take flight in the U.S.?