At the moment, the U.S.-based Joby Aviation leads the EVTOL OEM market with a valuation greater than $5 billion, followed by ...

The ePlane Company, an electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) manufacturer incubated at IIT Madras, and Dubai’s Empire Aviation Group, announced a collaboration to fast-track the ...

It's important to note that Rotorflight does not support multi-rotor crafts or airplanes; it's exclusively designed for RC helicopters. This version of Rotorflight is also known as Rotorflight 2 or ...

It's important to note that Rotorflight does not support multi-rotor crafts or airplanes; it's exclusively designed for RC helicopters. This version of Rotorflight is also known as Rotorflight 2 or ...

The idea is that small craft called eVTOLs — electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles — will fly people or goods across town, avoiding traffic delays and parking hassles. It’s just ...

eVTOLs have emerged as a transformative force in the aviation industry, expected to be a cornerstone of the low-altitude economy. These aircraft offer distinct advantages, such as heightened ...

The press release specifically states that this is a “long-term agreement,” meaning that Volocopter is confident that it will be able to turn around operations. The German company has been struggling ...

The press release specifically states that this is a “long-term agreement,” meaning that Volocopter is confident that it will be able to turn around operations. The German company has been struggling ...

Archer on Feb. 11 said it has raised $300 million from institutional investors that it will put toward development of advanced manufacturing—to include batteries and composites—related to its ...

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], February 18: Contrarian investing is often misunderstood because it involves going against the tide. Many perceive it to be riskier and more complex than it may be. Show ...

Wait, flying taxis are real now? This feels like the technology payoff we actually wanted. For a city with no mass transit system, Arlington has toyed with alternative means of moving people ...