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Read MoreSingapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has revealed an eVTOL design that could become the country's first domestically produced passenger aircraft. Although certification of a full-scale aircraft isn’t expected until 2035, flight testing of the sixth-scale model unveiled today is...
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Read MoreVertical Aerospace expects the Asia-Pacific region to be the biggest market for early use cases of eVTOL aircraft such as the six-passenger Valo model it aims to bring to market in 2028. The UK manufacturer already has multiple prospective...
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Identifying the right early use cases is critical for successful eVTOL rollout.
High-impact initial applications may include:
• Airport-to-city connections
• Emergency medical transport
• Cargo and time-critical logistics
• Short intercity routesEarly operational success will shape public perception and regulatory confidence.
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eVTOL adoption won’t start with mass commuting.
It will begin with focused, high-value use cases like airport transfers, medical logistics, and short regional hops.
Proving reliability in limited scenarios will build confidence for wider urban deployment.
Scale comes after proof.
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Read MoreHorizon Aircraft's Cavorite X7 already sported a radical design, even within the wild world of hybrid eVTOLs. That design has now been updated, however, for enhanced aerodynamics, cruising performance, and flight safety. We first heard about Canadian company Horizon Aircraft back...
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