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Regulations and Government
Archer Aviation Receives Part 135 Operating Certificate
Its Archer Air subsidiary may begin on-demand commercial air taxi services
Archer Aviation's airline subsidiary, Archer Air, received a Part 135 air carrier and operator certificate from the FAA in June 2024.
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Hanneke Weitering
• Science & Technology Editor
June 5, 2024
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