Flying Taxis Are Almost Here: Joby, Archer Aviation Applaud New FAA Regulations For eVTOL Aircraft
Flying taxis could soon be a reality in the U.S. after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a final rule on Tuesday that establishes a new category of aircraft called "powered lift." Here'
Archer Applauds FAA’s Final Rules for Operating eVTOL Aircraft
Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR) today provided commentary on the much anticipated FAA release of the final powered-lift Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR) which is the key operational piece of the regulatory puzzle for Archer and the rest of the industry to be able to firm up their plans for safely commercializing eVTOL in the U.
On October 22, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued the final version of its Special Federal Aviation Regulation ...
Federal regulators have cleared the path for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft to share U.S. airspace with ...
Seven years after its first test flight, German electric air taxi manufacturer Lilium has run out of funding and filed for ...
Archer, received its FAA Part 135 certification earlier this year. If Lilium is unable to restructure, it would be the first ...
In essence, the powered lift category describes the numerous electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) craft that have ...
VTOL developers have been reacting to news that the FAA has approved a revolutionary new aircraft category in a major step ...
Lilium and GE Aerospace partner on eVTOL safety data monitoring with advanced flight analytics: critical insights for eVTOL operators ...
Aviation regulators from the UK, Japan and Australia are visiting Joby for a week of meetings with the eVTOL aircraft ...
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