Whatever you call them, there are literally hundreds of companies working to bring eVTOLs to the skies.. A lot of the excitement centers on the fact that the vehicles could open up new uses for ...

That's what dozens of companies around the world are betting on. EVTOLs, or electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles, popularly known as flying cars or air taxis, are being developed by ...

Archer Aviation and Israeli company AIR are among those taking advantage of an executive order by President Donald Trump to ...

Overair joins UML in quest to being eVTOLs to Los Angeles. The eVTOL company announced its new partnership with Urban Movement Labs in a press release today, joining the latter’s cause in ...

Flying vehicles of the future: Companies racing to develop eVTOL "air taxis" 13:31 If you've ever had the fantasy of soaring over bumper-to-bumper traffic in a flying vehicle, that may be possible ...

Flying taxis, or eVTOLs, are nonpolluting aircraft that could first be available in 2025. Companies such as Archer hope to transform commuting with their accessible aircraft.

The pandemic and work from home revolution have encouraged a lot of people to move further out of cities, in many cases to the kinds of distances that eVTOLs would be perfectly adequate for, and ...

The company has flown this type of aircraft in test flights totaling over 22,000 miles, both close to its base in Vermont and in treks across the country: it’s traveled to Arkansas (a trip of ...

Many companies envision eVTOLs as a future solution for urban transportation, offering faster and more efficient travel than ground vehicles, and are already working with aviation authorities to ...

So, the eVTOLs would start with better odds, but operating efficiently enough to be profitable with fares under $100 will take quite a while. This will be a challenge because of limited occupancy ...

To date, the company said it had an order backlog of 1,910 eVTOLs from customers, which is the largest in the industry. Eve expects its eVTOL to enter service in 2026. Share this story ...

Under the agreement, FlyBIS will also buy up as many as 40 of Eve’s eVTOL aircraft, the companies said. Those vehicles become part of Eve’s order backlog of up to 2,770 eVTOLs.