Palmer Luckey enjoyed his first flight with the One’s joystick and fly-by-wire controls. “I was kind of expecting it,” he said. “This shit is cake.”

The AIR One has been approved for the FAA’s Light Sport Aircraft category. If testing proceeds as planned, it could be the first two-seat eVTOL certified for flight in the U.S.

EHang’s VT35 is the larger sistership of the already-certified EH-216-S. It will soon be built at scale in China.  

The eVTOL manufacter has high hopes for expansion, obtaining most of Blade’s infrastructure and services.

Joby has seen its stock jump over 60 percent this year. Competitor Archer is also seeing big funding rounds as the first electric air taxis are ready to enter service.

Chief test pilot Jeff Greenwood reached a top speed of 125 mph and a maximum altitude of over 1,500 feet on Archer’s Midnight eVTOL.

The C-Suite of Jetson flew a pylon racecourse in a scene that was half ‘Star Wars’ speeder and half Quidditch at Hogwarts. Spoiler alert: The CEO won.

The Volonaut Airbike might be the first hoverbike to actually come to market.

In 10 to 20 years, “there will be highways in the sky,” says Archer’s CEO, as multiple Big Apple eVTOL routes between Manhattan and major airports are announced.