Beta Technologies News Today

The Vermont company is trying to boost aviation and manufacturing jobs around New England.

A House subcommittee has proposed a bill aimed at speeding up integration of electric aircraft into military operations.

The manufacturer is partnering with Mukamalah Aviation to introduce its electric takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in the country.

The next generation of air travel will take centre stage at the Future Aviation Forum (FAF24) in Riyadh on May 20, with an Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) pavilion showcasing the latest technologies and panel sessions from global air mobility leaders.

Three years ago, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) granted the first regulatory approval for a VR-based flight training device, but the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has not followed despite one Colorado organization using a device from the same EASA-approved company for more than a year.

The manufacturer achieved a milestone few others have with a crewed transition of its Alia aircraft a few feet above the runway.

Air New Zealand has selected Wellington and Marlborough airports as the ports for its first all-electric aircraft.

The Vermont company's flagship aircraft completed the most important element in eVTOL testing, switching from hover to cruising and back

Well done to all in Vermont, I have been following ALIA closely, flying it too much in X-Plane and generally enjoying the vibe coming out of BETA Technologies. They are the most aviation of all the flying car start ups. They also have a noticible people based mindset. Good things all around. https://youtu.be/N1N2BFLY4cA?si=peM2IgnLLDibtD5s Founded in…

Star Alliance member Air New Zealand plans to introduce all-electric cargo flights within two years.