Joby Shakes Up UAM With Agreement to Buy Blade’s Passenger Business
Electric air taxi developer will take over Blade’s network of terminals and lounges in locations such as New York City.
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China’s EHang Completes First Electric Air Taxi Flight in Brazil
Manufacturer’s self-flying EH216-S takes to the skies above Quadra, São Paulo, in front of Brazilian aviation officials.
Embry-Riddle Partners to Prepare Cities for Self-Flying Aircraft, Air Taxis
The country’s premier aviation and aerospace academy is working with the newly formed Advanced Air Mobility Association (AAMA) to create blueprints for integration.
Electric Air Taxis Could Fly Passengers at 2032 Brisbane Olympics, City Says
The Brisbane City Council last week released a proposal to overhaul the city’s transportation system, including the potential introduction of urban air mobility services.
The Middle East: Cradle of Urban Air Mobility?
Manufacturers of futuristic aircraft, such as electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxis, are flocking to the United Arab Emirates.
Airbus, Avincis to Explore Europewide Electric Air Taxi Operations
The longtime collaborators will partner to introduce Airbus’ CityAirbus NextGen, an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) design for a pilot plus three passengers.
Archer Eyes Public Air Taxi Demos, Potential Sale in South Korea
South Korea’s Kakao Mobility tentatively agrees to purchase up to 50 Midnight air taxis and will fund Archer’s commercialization efforts in the country.
Electra Achieves Takeoff, Landing With Under 170 Feet of Runway
The manufacturer’s hybrid-electric short takeoff and landing (eSTOL) demonstrator completes the first crewed flight test of its foundational capability.
FAA Issues Final Airworthiness Criteria for Archer Midnight Air Taxi
Electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi manufacturer Archer Aviation achieves a critical regulatory milestone, laying the foundation for type certification of its aircraft.
Joby Lays Plans for Electric Air Taxi Network in Saudi Arabia
An agreement with Mukamalah Aviation, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, could include the direct sale of aircraft to the operator.
