Ronei Glanzman, Brazil's secretary of civil aviation believes that the country "has the DNA for eVTOLS."

Joby has signed an expansion to its contract with the U.S. Air Force’s Agility Prime program, increasing its potential value by $45 million.

Alton Aviation Consultancy is helping governments and industry to prepare for a future in which aircraft are powered by hydrogen.

Helicopter operator Bristow is continuing to expand into the advanced air mobility market with new plans to order as many as 55 Alia 250 eVTOL aircraft from Beta Technologies.

The California-based autonomous eVTOL air taxi developer is expanding its operations into Canada.

Astro Aerospace acquired Horizon in June 2021 but was not able to proceed with a planned Nasdaq market listing.

The company just released its first half-year earnings report for 2022.

NASA is partnering with the San Francisco-based drone operator Zipline to help shape the future of advanced air mobility in the United States. 

The U.S. agency believes that automation is the key to making the new mode of air transportation efficient and profitable.

The company says it now has more than 2,000 eVTOL provisional orders in its backlog.

ZeroAvia aims to bring a hydrogen-powered 19-seat airliner into commercial service by 2024, with larger aircraft, carrying up to 80 passengers, set to use its powertrains by 2026.

XTI now claims to have "qualified preorders" valued at $3 billion for its turbine-powered TriFan 600 VTOL aircraft, for which it recently completed an FAA preliminary design review.

Robotic Skies is teaming up with Continuum Applied Technology, the company behind Corridor aviation service software, to create maintenance technology solutions for next-generation uncrewed aircraft systems and advanced air mobility aircraft.

Experts caution about the ability to fundraise and accommodate infrastructure demands for AAM

The company is prioritizing Asia-Pacific countries for its plans to develop advanced air mobility services and infrastructure, including vertiports.

A white paper published by the UK’s Connected Places Catapult consortium takes a closer look at research into how a large-scale eVTOL aircraft could be a cost-effective commuter platform.

Siemens Digital Industries Software will help Regents streamline the development and production of its all-electric seagliders.

Raytheon Technologies' venture capital arm, RTX Ventures, is leading a group of investors backing the Florida-based company, which is looking to power several new eVTOL and eSTOL aircraft.

Prospective launch customers for the four-passenger aircraft include Evfly and Yugo in Singapore, France-based HeliFirst and Jet Systems Helicoptères Services, California-based Flyshare, and Philjets Group in the Philippines.

Germany's federal government has expressed support for the European aerospace group's investment in electric aviation.