Archer Signals Confidence Despite Stellantis CEO Departure

Archer-Stellantis air taxi

Stellantis has agreed to subsidize nearly $400 million in labor and production costs at Archer’s production facility in Covington, Georgia.

Credit: Archer
Archer says it is pressing forward with its planned strategic partnership with Stellantis despite the abrupt resignation of Carlos Tavares, the automaker’s CEO and a vocal supporter of the air taxi startup. Announced Dec. 2, the departure of Tavares comes amid a particularly challenging period for...
Ben Goldstein

Based in Boston, Ben covers advanced air mobility and is managing editor of Aviation Week Network’s AAM Report.

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