This urban air mobility company has just completed its first flight test in the city that never sleeps, showcasing multiple electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
This UAM company delivered the first flight test of an eVTOL aircraft in an operational and large international airport in the U.S., and the first eVTOL test in the state of Florida.
Built on an 18-month collaboration, the aim of the flight test campaign was to implement and scale an electric UAM ecosystem and testbed in NEOM, a smart city in Saudi Arabia.
This European city may be the first in the world to offer electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) services, which is planned to begin summer 2024.
After five years working together in a joint eVTOL study on Emergency Medical Services and rescue operations, this nonprofit has confirmed purchase of two Volocopter aircraft, with options for 150 more.
Volocopter and SITA, an IT provider to the air transport industry, have entered a partnership with SITA selected as Volocopter’s preferred digital and IT systems partner for vertiports.
The European Union Aviation Safety Authority and Japan Civil Aviation Bureau have accepted Volocopter’s application process for concurrent type certification (TC) of the fully electric VoloCity aircraft to fly commercially in Japan.