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Eve and Blade last year agreed to deploy up to 200 electric aircraft in India, after also signing a letter of intent for operations in the U.S., where Eve expects to provide up to 60 vehicles per year.
Eve Air Mobility announced three key suppliers on Sunday, June 18, as a preview to the Paris Air Show this week.
Electric aircraft maker Eve and Blade Air Mobility are expanding their partnership to integrate Eve's upcoming flying car into Blade's European route network, starting with France, the companies said on Monday. The deal follows similar agreements between the firms, which are currently participating in the Paris Airshow, to use Eve's electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles (eVTOLs) in India and the United States. Eve is controlled by Brazilian planemaker Embraer and expects to start commercial operations of its vehicle in 2026.
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