Lilium Partners With Azul To Expand eVTOL Into Brazil

August 06, 2021
seven-seat eVTOL air taxi and airliner
Lilium and Azul plan to create a regional high-speed transportation network using seven-seat eVTOL air taxis (right).
Credit: Lilium
German regional air mobility startup Lilium is moving into Brazil, signing a memorandum of understanding with Azul for the acquisition of 220 Lilium Jets valued at $1 billion. Sao Paulo-based Azul is the first airline to opt for the seven-seat electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aircraft...

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