Vertical Aerospace has taken a major step toward commercializing its VX4 winged eVTOL, or electric vertical takeoff and ...

Midnight is designed to take off and land vertically like a helicopter but then transition into forward flight like a plane ... are also developing eVTOL air taxi networks. However, not everyone ...

London-based startup AltoVolo is aiming high with its entry in the developing eVTOL space. It plans to offer a powerful personal hybrid-electric aircraft that will seat three people, deliver 510 ...

Moreover, Vertical Aerospace has hired former Volocopter pilot Paul Stone to enhance its eVTOL testing capabilities. The company is progressing with the assembly of its third VX4 prototype and ...

Joby Aviation achieved a major milestone on April 22, 2025 when it became the first company to fly an all-electric tilt-rotor eVTOL with a pilot aboard as it transitioned from horizontal to ...

Joby was already considered one of the top eVTOL companies in the world, and its latest milestone only confirms this status. It's also an industry first, as Joby becomes the only eVTOL maker to ...

One such company could be U.K.-based startup Vertical Aerospace, which is developing eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft mainly for air-taxi operations. The startup has more ...

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AltoVolo’s claims are ambitious, especially considering the current state of the eVTOL industry. The company’s numbers surpass many of the claims made by other eVTOL manufacturers. While other ...

Archer’s 20% share price gain in April was the highest among electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) startups, all of which saw gains amid renewed investor optimism following a tariff ...

Honeywell will help certify two critical systems on Vertical Aerospace’s VX4, an electric takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi designed for four passengers and 130 knots cruise speed.