Most Read Articles on Advanced Air Mobility International in November 2025

We covered a number of key developments in November 2025 on AAMI, including significant advancements from Joby Aviation, Skyportz, and EHang By Eleanor Widdows / 01 Dec 2025
Most Read Articles on Advanced Air Mobility International in November 2025
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November 2025 saw significant progress in the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) industry, with new propeller-blade production, major eVTOL orders, pilotless urban flight trials, modular vertipad prototypes, and a hybrid-electric VTOL investment partnership.

Here are the top 5 most read articles from November:

1. Falcon Aviation Orders 50 AutoFlight eVTOL Aircraft for ADNOC Support

The AutoFlight-Falcon Aviation deal includes cargo and passenger models, with the first deliveries scheduled for late 2025 to support operations for the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company.

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2. Joby Aviation Begins Propeller Blade Production in Dayton, Ohio

Joby Aviation has begun producing propeller blades for its electric air taxis in Dayton, expanding in-house manufacturing ahead of the company’s commercial launch.

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3. Skyportz Aeroberm™ Prototype Addresses Downwash & Fire Risk for Scalable eVTOL Vertiports

Elevated modular vertipad promises to significantly reduce the infrastructure footprint required for safe eVTOL operations by mitigating noise and aerodynamic forces.

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4. EHang Completes Pilotless eVTOL Flights in Doha

EHang’s trial operation demonstrated the potential for Urban Air Mobility and aerial shuttle service in the Middle East, connecting key city landmarks.

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5. Hybrid-Electric VTOL Aircraft Program Secures Major Investment & Partnership

Ambitious Air Mobility Group is partnering with Zuri.com to accelerate the certification and production of hybrid-electric vertical take-off and landing platforms.

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Posted by Eleanor Widdows Eleanor joined Advanced Air Mobility International in 2025 as a Junior Editor and Copywriter. She holds a First-Class Honors degree in English Language and Linguistics from the University of Southampton and is passionate about producing clear, engaging content around air mobility. Her interests include eVTOLs, flight demonstrations, sustainability, and emerging technologies shaping the future of aviation. Connect