EASA’s new proposal sets noise certification standards tailored for VTOL aircraft, addressing unique operational noise and aiding urban air mobility acceptance. Public feedback is accepted through late 2025.
The Federal Aviation Administration’s Modernization Challenge: A Critical Juncture for AirAM Traffic Control and AAM
The FAA urgently needs increased funding to modernize its aging air traffic control systems. With only a fraction of the required budget approved, the agency faces delays that could hinder the safe integration of advanced air mobility technologies like eVTOLs. Industry experts and lawmakers call for swift action to ensure a seamless transition to next-generation airspace management.
ElectricAirMobility.news Undergoing Exciting Upgrades – See You Soon with Expanded Coverage!
Big things are coming! ElectricAirMobility.news is migrating to a new domain and hosting platform to bring you an even better experience. We’ll be back by September 16–17 with expanded coverage—including electric maritime, railroads, and more. Stay tuned!
Building Connected Mobility: Clint Harper on the Next Steps for Airports
In part two of his conversation on reinventing airports, Clint Harper explores how aviation infrastructure can transform into multi-modal mobility hubs. By linking air taxis with rail, buses, and micromobility, airports can serve as true connectors in sustainable transport networks.
Communication Before Marketing: How to Build Lasting Innovative Mobility Brands
In advanced air mobility, communication and marketing are not the same — and the order matters. Electric Air Mobility, LLC explains why starting with a clear, authentic story builds trust and makes marketing work harder, and how our AAM Masterclass helps airport executives prepare for the future of flight.
Success, SolarStratos Reaches Altitude Record on Pure Solar Power
On August 12, 2025, SolarStratos made history as pilot Raphaël Domjan soared to 9,521 meters using only solar energy. This landmark flight demonstrates the potential of electric and solar-powered aviation to reach airliner altitudes, pushing the boundaries of clean, silent, and sustainable air mobility. The milestone underscores a promising future for decarbonized flight inspired by renewable energy innovation.
The Ways We Move: Reinventing the Future of Airports with Clint Harper
In this episode of The Ways We Move podcast, Clint Harper, a military airport manager and urban planner, explores how airports can embrace advanced air mobility and evolve into multi-modal hubs. Learn how resilient infrastructure, community engagement, and smart economics can help airports lead the way in supporting electric aviation and regional connectivity.
What the Destinus Acquisition of Daedalean Means for AAM
Destinus’s acquisition of AI avionics specialist Daedalean strengthens its position in autonomous flight with enhanced AI capabilities for defense and civil UAVs.
The Future of AAM Infrastructure Insights from Rex Alexander — Part 2
On The Ways We Move podcast, guest Rex Alexander talks about how advanced air mobility (AAM) infrastructure is changing how we see and conceptualize urban air mobility (UAM) and regional air travel, challenges, regulatory updates. Most importantly, a strong, safe, and robust infrastructure will allow for a cleaner and more efficient future of air travel. Find out more about what the future of air travel looks like from Mr. Infrastructure himself!
Stategy: Why Joby Aviation Acquired Blade’s Passenger Locations
Joby Aviation’s acquisition of Blade Air Mobility’s passenger business marks a major step in expanding urban air mobility infrastructure. This strategic move brings Joby closer to operational passenger hubs, accelerating the rollout of electric air taxis in key global markets.