AutoFlight has completed a public transition flight of its 5 ton class Matrix eVTOL in China. The 10 seat aircraft moves the industry beyond four to six seat designs and pushes Advanced Air Mobility toward higher payloads, cargo operations, and new route economics. We look at what this milestone means for regulators, infrastructure planners, and operators watching the large eVTOL space.
Veteran aviation expert Oscar Lara joins The Ways We Move podcast to demystify eVTOL’s future: from blending fixed-wing efficiency with VTOL flexibility, to navigating FAA certification hurdles and building vertiport infrastructure. Essential listen for AAM stakeholders. Watch now: https://youtu.be/HiTHqGd3MFs
Advanced air mobility shifts from prototypes to operations in 2026. Joby enters FAA test flights, Archer eyes Miami routes, Eve secures US funding, and vertiports face power constraints.
n this episode of The Ways We Move podcast, host Nicolas Zart explores an unexpected hero in the sustainable mobility revolution: cork. This 5,000-year-old material, traditionally associated with wine bottles and bulletin boards, is quietly reshaping how we design everything from electric vehicles to spacecraft and could soon play a crucial role in advanced air mobility.
In the latest episode of The Ways We Move podcast, I sit down with Skyway CEO Cliff Cruz to explore the exciting innovations shaping Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). From vertiport operations to seamless airspace management, Cliff shares insights on how Skyway is connecting air and ground transportation. Don’t miss this conversation about the future of mobility!
Catch up on January 2025’s Advanced Air Mobility highlights: Elfly partners with H55 on electric trainers, FAA and EASA strengthen AAM safety standards, Volocopter navigates insolvency, and SkyDrive unveils eVTOL routes in Osaka.