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Certification, production and funding are key challenges for the eVTOL industry.

The FAA has taken the first rulemaking step toward enabling commercial operations with electric vertical takeoff and landing air taxis, proposing a rule that wo

With Joby Aviation the first to receive proposed airworthiness criteria from the FAA, we took a closer look at the document and how it compares to EASA’s Special Condition for VTOL and Means of Compliance.

Volocopter is in full swing testing its two-seater VoloCity air taxi based on the requirements set by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency.

Volocopter, a German startup building electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles has secured $182 million of investment capital to continue developing its "air taxi," a plug-in aircraft designed to carry a few passengers on short flights to local destinations.

Volocopter, a German startup building electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles has secured $182 million of investment capital to continue developing its "air taxi," a plug-in aircraft designed to carry a few passengers on short flights to local destinations.

Joby Aviation has signed a revised certification basis for its tiltprop S4 after the FAA changed direction of certifying electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, and says it is still on track to launch air taxi operations in 2024.

UK-based electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer Vertical Aerospace plans to begin a flight testing program for its VX4 full-scale prototype air taxi this summer.

The federal appeals court based in Denver has turned away an appeal from a white supremacist serving nearly 20 years for his attempted bombing of a Pueblo synagogue who had

The Arkansas Department of Energy & Environment – Division of Environmental Quality (“DEQ”) and Alliance Rubber Company (“Alliance”) entered into a March 17th Consent Administrative...