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The ranking of electric air taxi startups was unchanged in the latest edition of the AAM Reality Index, with Joby Aviation and Volocopter leading the pack.

Chinese air taxi startup EHang has reiterated its confidence in receiving type certification in the “near future.”

Canada’s Harbour Air Seaplanes has expanded testing of its ePlane 1.0 prototype.

The United Arab Emirates plans to establish a manufacturing facility for electric passenger and cargo aircraft and drones.

The Advanced Air Mobility Stock Composite climbed 5.6% during the week ending April 14.

Aerofugia is a subsidiary of Chinese automaker Geely.

Beta Technologies ticked higher in the latest edition of the AAM Reality Index.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite plunged nearly 10% during the week ending April 7.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite surged higher by more than 12% during the week ending March 31.

EHang says that more than 70% of compliance testing required by the CAAC has been or will be completed soon.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite declined by nearly 8% during the week ending March 17.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite crashed by nearly 15% during the week ending March 10.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite surged by 8.3% during the week ending March 4, completely erasing the prior week’s 7.9% decline.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite declined by nearly 8% during the week ending Feb. 24.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite for publicly held AAM companies ticked up slightly during the week ending Feb. 17.

EHang completed a demonstration flight of its two-seater EH216 eVTOL vehicle in Japan.

While the list shares some of the top names in common with comparable rankings from SMG Consulting and Aviation Week, there are also some notable differences.

Dubai has chosen the initial locations and designs for a vertiport network that is expected to be operational in 2026.

Last week’s only gainer from the AAM Composite was additive-manufacturing services company Velo 3D.

Volocopter ascended to the second-highest slot on the AAM Reality Index in February.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite for publicly held AAM companies rallied by 10.6% during the week ending Jan. 27.

Certification, production and funding are key challenges for the eVTOL industry.

The Advanced Air Mobility Composite for publicly held AAM companies slipped slightly during the week ending Jan. 20.

Why SkyDrive believes its true “air taxi” model is a winner.

The AAM Composite advanced by nearly 15% between Jan. 9 and Jan. 13.