NTSB: Software timing error led to Heaviside eVTOL crash
Just two weeks after Kitty Hawk unveiled its Heaviside eVTOL last year, a prototype crashed after a software timing error affected the aircraft’s controllability.
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The eVTOL developer EHang has experienced some disruptions as a result of COVID-19, but is also finding new use cases for its products in emergency response.
COVID-19 precautions force change to date, location of VFS Forum
Measures to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus have led the Vertical Flight Society (VFS) to reschedule its 76th Annual Forum & Technology Display.
NASA rebrands UAM Grand Challenge to embrace ‘advanced air mobility’
NASA’s Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Grand Challenge will now be known as the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Campaign, the agency revealed on March 23.
How HBO’s Westworld designed its eVTOL aircraft (and no, they’re not flying cars)
We spoke with Westworld production designer Howard Cummings about the electric aircraft that transport the wealthy and powerful in the Los Angeles of 2058.
Lilium raises another $240 million as it looks toward air taxi service by 2025
The eVTOL developer Lilium has completed an internal funding round worth over $240 million, bringing its total investment to date to more than $340 million.
Urban Aeronautics partners with Ascent to bring CityHawk to market
Urban Aeronautics is teaming up with Ascent to accelerate commercialization of the CityHawk, a hydrogen/electric VTOL aircraft for urban air mobility.
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