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Eve Air Mobility Sponsors and Joins Airspace World to Debate the Introduction and Growth of the UAM Industry - Vimarsana News

Eve Air Mobility Sponsors and Joins Airspace World to Debate the Introduction and Growth of the UAM Industry

Eve Air Mobility is excited to announce its second appearance at Airspace World, one of the world's largest and most influential airspace and near-space management events. As a platinum sponsor, Eve will present a combination of panels, activations, and exclusive insights. Rob Weaver, Eve's Urban ATM Global Business Development Lead, will represent the company in…

Pioneering air traffic control simulations pave the way for eVTOL operations - Vimarsana News

Pioneering air traffic control simulations pave the way for eVTOL operations

A new generation of greener aviation has taken a leap forward following the UK’s first major air traffic control simulations for AAM

Pioneering air traffic control simulations pave the way for eVTOL operations - Vimarsana News

Pioneering air traffic control simulations pave the way for eVTOL operations

A new generation of greener aviation has taken a leap forward following the UK’s first major air traffic control simulations for AAM

Risky voyage: Passengers fret over increasing runway slips, crash-l - Vimarsana News

Risky voyage: Passengers fret over increasing runway slips, crash-l

Aviation is a bit more drastic. Every time you land, there’s more wear and tear to the tyres because they get bald.

UK air-traffic software misread two spots on map, causing worst outage in decade - Vimarsana News

UK air-traffic software misread two spots on map, causing worst outage in decade

UK’s Civil Aviation Authority said it will review technical issue that forced hundreds of flights to be canceled or delayed last week after an error. | World News