Beta Technologies

Global helicopter operator Bristow has conducted its first test flight in Beta Technologies’ Alia.

Tier 1 aerospace suppliers see the AAM industry as a way to bridge the business and technology gaps to the next single-aisle airliner.

The airline aims to select an aircraft this year to operate commercial demonstration flights in 2026.

AAM OEMs are beginning efforts to build technician training standards, but will there be enough time to do that before aircraft certification?

Air New Zealand CEO Greg Foran says the airline is working to determine which of four shortlisted companies it will choose for an electric aircraft purchase.

Archer Aviation has announced the establishment of a new Government Services Advisory Board, staffed by a cadre of retired military officers.

Beta Technologies ticked higher in the latest edition of the AAM Reality Index.

Helicopter lessor LCI has been bolstered by investment from Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing Co.

AGS is a regional airport located 6 mi. southeast of Augusta, Georgia, a midsize city located along the state’s eastern border with South Carolina.

Beta plans to certify a CTOL version of its electric aircraft ahead of the VTOL variant.

The seed of the idea for the fixed-wing CX300 was planted in early 2022.

Manufacturers of electric vertial-takeoff-and-landing vehicles have done a great job in capturing the hearts and minds of investors and the general public.

Beta Technologies has opened an engineering center in Montreal to support design, certification and production of the structure for its Alia eVTOL aircraft.

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Beta Technologies and Blade Air Mobility announced the successful completion of a test flight at Westchester County Airport in White Plains, New York.

Congress says no to U.S. Air Force buying electric aircraft, but the program continues.

LCI has placed conditional orders with Beta Technologies for up to 125 of its eVTOL utility aircraft, and with Elroy Air for up 40 of its cargo drones.

The Acting FAA Administrator paid a visit to Archer Aviation headquarters on Jan. 31.

Certification, production and funding are key challenges for the eVTOL industry.