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Merlin on ‘viable path’ to certification in New Zealand

Yves Le Marquand

15 May 23

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Merlin is on a viable path to validation and certification with the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA NZ) following conclusion of a review…

Archer rolls out first Midnight aircraft

Yves Le Marquand

12 May 23

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Archer has completed final assembly of its first production aircraft Midnight ahead of its first test flight this summer. On the same day Archer posted…

Eve stock remains buy as company on track after Q1

Yves Le Marquand

11 May 23

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Eve Air Mobility’s stock remains positive and the OEM remains on track to meet certification plans after the first quarter. The Florida-based AAM subsidiary of…

Lilium

Lilium announces $250m capital raise

Yves Le Marquand

2 May 23

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Lilium has announced a capital raise of up to $250m, with $100m already funded at close. This latest capital raise enables the German OEM to…

Joby expands partnership with Toyota

Yves Le Marquand

28 Apr 23

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Joby Aviation expands its partnership with Toyota with the signing of a long-term agreement to supply key powertrain and actuation components for Joby’s aircraft. The…

Revolution.Aero Dublin 2023 – As it happened

Yves Le Marquand

25 Apr 23

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One day down and one to go at Revolution.Aero Dublin 2023. We have a packed agenda across the final day at the Westin Hotel, tackling…

Xwing submits full certification plan to FAA

Yves Le Marquand

12 Apr 23

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Xwing, has submitted a Project Specific Certification Plan (PSCP) to the FAA, to become the first Standard Category large unmanned aerial system (UAS) to receive…

ASL Future Flight awarded IAA’s light UAS operator certificate

Yves Le Marquand

12 Apr 23

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ASL Future Flight has been awarded a Light UAS Aircraft Systems Operator Certificate (LUC) by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA). The LUC is an optional…

Vertical receives ‘first ever’ UK CAA design approval for an eVTOL

Yves Le Marquand

3 Apr 23

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Vertical Aerospace has secured the first ever Design Organisation Approval (DOA) issued to an eVTOL OEM by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). UK and…

Eve ‘comfortable’ that liquidity will see them through to certification

Yves Le Marquand

17 Mar 23

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Eve’s chief financial officer, Eduardo Couto told investors the OEM “feels comfortable” it’s $400m liquidity will see the firm through to certification. Yesterday, the Brazilian…

Norway

BETA Technologies unveils certification plans for eCTOL aircraft

Yves Le Marquand

14 Mar 23

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BETA Technologies has revealed plans to certify an eCTOL model of its all-electric aircraft, known as the CX300. The aircraft is the company’s second all-electric…

Archer: ‘Aggressive roadmap’ led to ‘significant milestones’ in 2022

Yves Le Marquand

10 Mar 23

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Archer’s roadmap for 2022 has led to the achievement of number of “significant milestones” over the past year, according to Adam Goldstein. GAAP total operating…

AutoFlight operates ‘longest eVTOL flight in history’ at 155 miles

Yves Le Marquand

2 Mar 23

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AutoFlight has reported flying the longest eVTOL flight in history at a distance of 155 miles (250km) on a single battery charge. The flight, which…

Joby Aviation performs better than forecasted in Q4

Yves Le Marquand

27 Feb 23

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Joby’s loss in the fourth quarter (Q4) 2022 came in lower than forecasted as expenses were offset by contract-based revenues from the US Department of…

PAL-V sets sights on Q3 for full EASA Type Certification

Yves Le Marquand

22 Feb 23

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Flying car OEM, PAL-V is aiming to be EASA Type Certified (TC) by the third-quarter (Q3) of this year, according to Andy Wall, sales director,…

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