U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy announced eight pilot projects to test Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing vehicles (eVTOL) that’s scheduled to start across 26 states this summer.

The three-year program, which will span 26 states, is designed to ensure U.S. companies lead the way in next-gen aircraft used for personal travel, regional transportation, cargo logistics, and ...

As makers of electric air taxis showcase their aircraft, airports, operators and governments have considerable work to do ...

A Chinese company has developed what it claims is the world’s largest flying electrical vertical take-off and landing vehicle, or eVTOL.

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Uber is positioning itself as the booking layer. Joby supplies the aircraft and, eventually, the operations. The preview ...

The proposed collaboration represents a significant step in advancing scalable, air mobility solutions throughout Australia. Discussions with Vertical Aerospace align with our strategy to deploy world ...

Vertical Aerospace, a UK eVTOL developer, is establishing its second U.S. electric air taxi network in South Florida, connecting major cities like Miami, Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale, following its ...