UAM Competitors Report Progress

February 16, 2021
Joby eVTOL
Joby’s tiltprop eVTOL has achieved full transition in unmanned flight testing.
Credit: Joby Aviation
The surprise rise of startup Archer to the top of the advanced air mobility funding heap comes as vehicle developers tout their technical progress to keep investment flowing into the emerging market. In the U.S., the FAA expects to certify its first advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft in 2023...

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