Airbus UAM Chief Describes Pragmatic Approach To Vehicle Development

Ben Goldstein June 08, 2023
CityAirbus NextGen

The CityAirbus NextGen has an operational range of about 50 mi. and a cruising speed of 75 mph.

Credit: Airbus
As a host of startups race to be among the first to bring electric air taxis to market, Airbus quietly has been developing its urban air mobility (UAM) vehicle at a dedicated facility in Munich, making progress toward a goal to earn type certification and entry into service during the second half of...
Ben Goldstein

Based in Boston, Ben covers advanced air mobility and is managing editor of Aviation Week Network’s AAM Report.

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