Opinion
The FAA makes a U-Turn on eVTOLs
Changes course on certification
After nearly a decade of collaboration with industry, the FAA has abruptly changed the path of how winged eVTOLs can get certified.
Urban Air Mobility: The Legal Challenges on the Horizon
In the 21st century, technology can evolve at breakneck speeds. Legislators and regulators are sometimes challenged to manage those new technologies and keep pace with their advances. With the impending evolution (revolution?) in urban air mobility (UAM), we were curious how the legal and regulatory landscape is evolving – and will need to evolve –…
The Top 7 Leading Contenders in the Emerging UAM Market
The race is on for the lead in urban air mobility
AeroCar Journal’s top 7 picks for the companies that may make it in the fiercely competitive emerging urban air mobility market.
Can You Afford a Flying Car?
(Probably Not.)
When will the cost of flying cars (VTOLs) be affordable? It may be a moot point.
UAM By the Numbers in the EU
EASA Survey Says…
The European Aviation and Space Agency (EASA) surveyed EU citizens and found they, in general, had positive feelings about integrating urban air mobility into their lives.
When Will There Be Flying Cars?
10 Things on the UAM To-Do List
When it comes to urban air mobility (UAM), flying cars, eVTOLs, if you will, people want to know: “When will there be flying cars?” Good question. Clearly, (pardon the pun) the wheels are in motion. But the question becomes, what has to happen before some of us, let alone all of us, are airborne in…