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 ...

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

EVTOLs, or electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles, popularly known as flying cars, are being developed by firms in the United States, Europe and Asia.

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 ...

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. Take a look inside ...

On the fringe of the Paris Air Show, inside a large container shelter, Eve Air Mobility, a subsidiary of the Brazilian company Embraer ... Eve expects its eVTOLs will perform between ten and 15 ...

Employees are becoming increasingly anxious as they note their companies are monitoring their work from behind the scenes.

Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing vehicles promise to transform short trips especially in bigger cities. Before this kind of travel will be relevant for large passenger operations, there are ...

“The system is not working for women, so they’re opting out” in favor of alternative, flexible career paths, Kelly Monahan, the managing director of Upwork’s research institute, told Fortune.

Novel aircraft like eVTOLs could open new doorways for flight, but regulatory and technical barriers could mean conventional options hit the skies first.

The two companies previously said at the end of last year that they’d work together to develop a defense application for Eve’s forthcoming eVTOL for the defense and security market, after BAE ...

This is the vision for Archer Aviation, one of several companies building electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft, better known as eVTOLs or flying taxis.