Recent Updates

The $850 million Springfield facility is planned to produce as many as 800 hybrid-electric aircraft annually.

Eligible public-use airports may receive up to $200,000 for on-site charging equipment.

Closure of the G-1 issue paper moves the nine-passenger hybrid-electric aircraft into compliance planning.

The World Monuments Fund has recognized the Wright Brothers’ Dayton, Ohio, sites as part of its Irreplaceable America initiative.

Former Wisk manager alleges rushed software testing and retaliation over eVTOL safety concerns.

The companies plan to study access points for Electra’s nine-passenger EL9 aircraft.

The joint venture will focus on production systems and future scale-up of Joby’s electric air taxi.

New Oklahoma City site will support vertiport testing and eVTOL integration work.

The forecast points to a slower buildout of the urban air taxi market.

Georgia Tech researchers are teaching autonomous aircraft to interpret CTAF radio calls at non-towered airports.