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Some eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) manufacturers don’t sell their aircraft directly to operators but to specialized lessors who th...

Beta’s ALIA aircraft will be capable of flying 250 nautical miles on a single charge while carrying six people.

International helicopter and fixed-wing lessor LCI has signed an agreement with Vermont-based Beta Technologies to acquire up to 125 of its Alia electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

As HR manager at Stone Environmental, Joanne Perry has become adept at helping new hires find their way around Vermont's tight housing market. When the...

Beta Technologies has gotten the approval of the South Burlington Development Review Board to build an electric aircraft factory at the airport.

CEO and founder of Vermont-based Beta Technologies reveals how a unique, team-based culture is helping the startup develop an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

WEST LEBANON — A white plane with upturned wings looped over the Connecticut River before it touched down with a whisper at the Lebanon Municipal Airport on Friday. But its quiet landing belied the noise it’s making for a Vermont company looking to...

US electric aerial vehicle developer Beta Technologies has raised US$375 million from investors in its latest Series B funding round. Beta intends to use the funds to further develop its electric aerial system. Specifically, the company, based in South Burlington in the US state of Vermont, wants

South Burlington aviation startup Beta Technologies announced Wednesday that it has raised $375 million in Series B financing — the Vermont tech darling's second such...

Electric vehicles are all the rage. Of course, vehicles is a broad term, and aside from Elon Musk's latest and Ford's electrified F1 series,...