EHang

Beta Technologies and the North Carolina Department of Transportation have installed a Charge Cube Level 3 fast charger at Raleigh Executive Jetport.

The AAM Stock Composite's largest loser last month was Archer (-20%).

China’s EHang has become the first eVTOL aircraft manufacturer to receive an operating certificate to fly fare-paying passengers.

The FAA has accepted XTI Aerospace's application for type certification of the TriFan 600 VTOL business aircraft.

EHang is the first eVTOL-maker to be profitable. Can it break out of China?

The Guangzhou-based company delivered 78 EH216-S autonomous multicopters in the fourth quarter of 2024.

The surge in EHang’s shares do not appear to be tied to any specific catalyst.

One particularly promising solution to battling wildfires like those in Los Angeles is the use of aerial firefighting with uncrewed helicopters.

The UK air taxi startup Vertical Aerospace plunged 60% last month to $5.13, by far the biggest loss in the index.

China’s EHang has joined the European Union-funded Urban Supply Aerial Vehicles for Emergencies (U-SAVE) project.

Archer finished 2024 at $9.75, up 59% from its 2023 result of $6.14, boosted by a better than 200% share price surge that began in November.

EHang, meanwhile, continues to expand on its leading position on China’s emerging low-altitude economy.

Advanced air mobility startups in China are advancing quickly as Beijing drives to establish a low-altitude economy.

The AAM Reality Index evaluates companies’ likelihood of success in bringing an advanced air mobility aircraft to market.

Multiple private and public entities across the region have aligned behind the drive to be a leader in advanced air mobility.

EHang continues to lead the global electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft market in key metrics, posting Q3 industry-leading delivery figures.

The bevy of AAM news from Zhuhai Airshow is the clearest signal yet of the seriousness with which Beijing is proceeding in its push to create a nationwide low-altitude economy.

Volocopter retained the top slot in the latest edition of the AAM Reality Index.

The AAM Stock Composite rose 2.5% during the month of October, a modest result that masks deeper financial strain at many eVTOL startups.

The agreement seeks to license the operational supervisors who will monitor EHang’s EH216-S autonomous multicopter.

EHang’s movements have an outsized impact on the direction of the AAM Stock Composite.

The AAM Stock composite fell around 5% during the week ending Sept. 20, compared to a 1.4% increase in the S&P 500.

Joby was the biggest gainer last week with a nearly 16% increase to $5.53.

The sell-off coincided with a weak week on Wall Street.

The helicopter company is partnering with United Therapeutics to bring hydrogen-electric propulsion to the R44 and R66.