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BY AUDREY DECKER, Staff Writer Defense One A three-month test of the battery-powered ALIA has the service looking to move ahead. The U.S. Air Force wants to buy battery-powered planes …
USAF tried an electric plane. Now it wants to buy Read More
Eve Air Mobility announced three new suppliers for its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Garmin will supply the aircraft’s G3000 Integrated Flight Deck. This system includes a full range …
Eve Air Mobility Names More Suppliers for its eVTOL Program Read More
The rapidly emerging class of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft has considerable, and possibly even transformative, market potential. The potential applications for these aircraft are numerous and varied …
Infrastructure Development Key to AAM Market Growth Read More
Israel has begun test flights of autonomous electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. This testing will see eVTOLS carrying passengers and heavy cargo as the country prepares to adapt …
Testing of Advanced Air Mobility Begins in Israel Read More
As countless companies race toward urban air mobility (UAM), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has taken a major step toward enabling this future. On June 7, the FAA proposed a …
FAA Outlines Potential Training and Operational Rules for Powered-Lift Aircraft Read More
Much has been said about the growing industry of Urban Air Mobility (UAM), often described as the next step in aviation. Most of the popular discourse on UAM has focused …
Vertiplaces and Navigating the World of Urban Air Mobility Infrastructure Read More
The Urban Air Mobility (UAM) market reached a turning point in 2020. With the start of a new decade, the prospect of individualized personal flight becomes more of a reality. …
The Year for Urban Air Mobility May Be Delayed by COVID-19 Read More