Archer Aviation completed three demonstration flights over San Francisco Bay in its Midnight eVTOL aircraft, signaling active FAA certification progress and real implications for shared airspace.
TowerA federal jury awarded Aerosonic nearly $117 million against Joby Aviation for trade secret misappropriation - a verdict Joby is now fighting to overturn in federal court.
TowerJoby Aviation leads the FAA certification race for electric air taxis, targeting commercial passenger service before the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
VectorJoby Aviation's S4 six-rotor electric air taxi leads all eVTOL developers in flight test hours and holds FAA Stage 5 noise certification, with type certification expected between 2025 and 2027.
VectorArcher Aviation's Midnight eVTOL has logged thousands of test flights and secured a 100-aircraft United Airlines order - here's what the specs and certification math actually show.
VectorWisk Aero is pursuing FAA type certification for a fully pilotless passenger aircraft - a fundamentally harder regulatory challenge than anything aviation has attempted.
VectorWhy Archer's 12-rotor Midnight eVTOL chose a heavier lift-plus-cruise design over the tiltrotor - and why that bet is about certification, not speed.
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