PAL-V Secures EASA Production Approval & Prepares Dual-Mode Mobility for Industrial Scale
Dutch mobility developer PAL-V becomes the first FlyDrive manufacturer to secure dual automotive and European aviation production approvals
Dutch mobility developer PAL-V becomes the first FlyDrive manufacturer to secure dual automotive and European aviation production approvals
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Aircraft manufacturer SkyDrive and the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau have reached a core agreement on the safety and testing frameworks for the SD-05 electric air taxi
The North American manufacturer achieves a critical aerospace quality milestone as it prepares to increase production of its Helix light electric aircraft
Advanced Air Mobility International looks back at the industry's most significant milestones in 2025, highlighting flying motorcycles, investments, and infrastructure developments
The newly patented mechanism allows the Switchblade Flying Car to protect flight surfaces during road use and fit within standard garages
Skyfly’s Axe Vertically Capable Aircraft (VCA) has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) experimental approval, enabling U.S.-based flight testing, customer demonstrations, and future operations under updated eVTOL regulations
Joby Aviation is aiming to join the White House eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP), showcasing its mature eVTOL technology, FAA certification progress, and growing production capacity for future air taxi operations
AIR has secured FAA certification for its latest eVTOL prototype, expanding U.S. testing, advancing multi-domain platforms, and accelerating progress toward widespread electric flight adoption
Airspeeder’s Mk4 racing eVTOL secures CASA experimental flight certification, marking the launch of AI-enhanced high-speed aerial racing with advanced safety and autonomous technology
Joby Aviation prepares for final assembly of its first conforming aircraft, marking a key milestone in the FAA certification process and progress toward commercial operations
We covered a number of significant developments in April 2025, including developments from Archer Aviation, Electra, and Skyportz
EHang’s subsidiaries have received the first Air Operator Certificates for pilotless human-carrying eVTOLs in China, marking a key milestone in the low-altitude aviation sector
PAL-V’s Liberty flying car takes a major step toward certification as EASA issues a 'No Technical Objection,' clearing the path for flight approval
Skyfly’s Axe VCA has received CAA approval to conduct airborne transitions, moving between VTOL hover and wing-borne flight, following successful hover and wing-borne tests
Vertical Aerospace is adopting the Combined Charging Standard (CCS) for its VX4 eVTOL, ensuring compatibility with a growing network and supporting industry-wide electrification efforts
The 2025 Winter Global AAM Forum Summary Report from the AAM Institute explores industry progress, regulatory challenges, and emerging trends, highlighting key insights from stakeholders across 70+ countries on AAM’s future
Archer Aviation has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for its pilot training academy, marking a key step toward launching commercial air taxi services with its Midnight aircraft
Eve Air Mobility is collaborating with VertiMob Infrastructure and PRS Aeroportos in Brazil’s regulatory sandbox for vertiports, aimed at shaping eVTOL infrastructure and operational standards over 24 months
Avinor has chosen Thales to deploy Norway’s nationwide unmanned traffic management system, combining innovative next-generation software with strict regulatory compliance
In a first from a commercial Third-Party Service Provider, SkyGrid's Concept of Operations (ConOps) explains how to integrate and operate AAM into the current airspace