eVTOL press releases

GKN Aerospace said it has been working closely with Joby on the application of an innovative thermoplastic concept specifically tailored to the company’s eVTOL aircraft.

Eve’s partnership with Widerøe Zero involves up to 50 eVTOLs, a service and operation solutions package, as well as the implementation of Eve’s urban air traffic management software solution.

Voar Aviation is considering purchasing 70 eVTOL aircraft from Eve that will be operated in several locations in Brazil.

Eve Air Mobility’s partnership with Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) will see the regional aircraft leasing company acquire up to 30 eVTOLs that will be leased to fleet operators.

GKN Aerospace plans to supply lightweight aerostructures and high-voltage, high-power electrical wiring systems for Supernal’s full-scale technology demonstrator, which the company intends to begin flying in 2024.

Qarbon Aerospace plans to work with Supernal to apply its induction welding technology to the assembly of Supernal’s thermoplastic carbon composite vehicle components.

Skyportz said it has partnered with several specialist companies on the construction and activation of its modular vertiports. This includes companies that will help provide weather data, air traffic management systems, booking services, battery charging, last mile logistics and aviation operations.

Sigma Air Mobility, a Luxaviation Group company, is partnering with Nordic eVTOL Networks, a vertiport developer in Scandinavia, to develop air operations and infrastructures to support eVTOL operations.

Honeywell will participate in new research and development projects, which the company said will see the development of innovative solutions focused on advanced levels of automation in all types of airspaces.

Rolls-Royce’s new small gas turbine has been specifically developed to power hybrid-electric flight. The engine is part of a turbogenerator system designed for the advanced air mobility market.