Archer Sues Vertical Aerospace Over Valo eVTOL Design
Archer Aviation has sued Vertical Aerospace, alleging that Vertical’s new Valo eVTOL copies patented features of Archer’s Midnight design.
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Vertical Aerospace Eyes Miami-Dade for eVTOL Network
Federal planning, local groundwork and industry partnerships frame potential Miami-area AAM operations.
Bill Targets FAA Certification Process for Emerging AAM Aircraft
Bipartisan measure aims to establish timelines and oversight for advanced air mobility approvals.
AutoFlight Demonstrates 5-Ton eVTOL Transition Flight
Aircraft completes vertical takeoff-to-cruise sequence during public test in China.
Horizon Aircraft Updates Cavorite X7 Hybrid-Electric VTOL
Company outlines refinements to lift system, aerodynamics and cabin layout.
Bell Moves Forward In U.S. Army Trainer Competition
Bell Textron has advanced in the U.S. Army’s Flight School Next program with its Bell 505 helicopter.
Joby Advances eVTOL Pilot Training With First Simulator Deliveries
Joby Aviation has received its first flight simulator as it ramps up pilot training ahead of planned commercial eVTOL operations.
Federal Leaders Celebrate Aviation Research in Wichita
The DOT Secretary praised the region’s work that will define the future of aviation.
Elroy Air’s Chaparral VTOL Achieves Flight Milestone
Elroy Air’s Chaparral C1 successfully completed its first transition from vertical takeoff to forward flight.
FAA Issues Certification Blueprint To AAM Manufacturers
Advanced air mobility innovators now know what is expected of them during the certification process.
