The Federal Aviation Administration announced an air taxi pilot program Friday two months after President Donald Trump's executive order.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it’s launching a pilot program to speed up the rollout of air taxis.
Archer Aviation
and Joby Aviation
, major players in the electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, space, said they are participating in the program. Shares of each were higher on Friday.
Two California-based tech firms are joining a Federal Aviation Administration pilot program meant to speed up the delivery of…
The FAA launched a pilot program for use of air taxis to allow for real-world testing of what it calls "an exciting window into…
Archer Aviation's stock dropped after the maker of electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles said it sold $850 million worth…
Joby's expansion comes as electric air taxi companies race to gain Federal Aviation Administration certification to start flying…
The lawsuit comes during a busy stretch for eVTOL technology as companies race to gain Federal Aviation Administration…
A pilot program to establish electric flying taxis as a viable transportation option has been unveiled by the administration of…
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