Advanced Air Mobility News & Articles

Pipistrel's Nuuva V300 achieves a major milestone with its successful hover flight, showcasing its advanced hybrid-electric VTOL design, cargo capacity, and versatile operational capabilities

Aurora Flight Sciences and SkyGrid are set to enhance Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) by collaborating on systems for integrating UAVs into the national airspace

Here’s our round-up of the five most read articles on UnmannedSystemsTechnology.com this week

Amsterdam Drone Week (ADW) is returning in April 2025, with a key focus on the synergy between commercial drones and air mobility ecosystems worldwide

EVFLY has acquired the first UAVs from ABZ Innovation, and is set to expand its operations into Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Vietnam

Unmanned aerial systems and eVTOL technology are set to feature at this year’s 136th Canton Fair commencing October 15th, in Guangzhou, China

ParaZero has completed an advanced safety system project for an Advanced Air Mobility company’s aircraft, designed for personal, private, military, and logistical applications

Honeywell and Frequentis have demonstrated an innovative ground control station for remotely piloted eVTOL aircraft in European airspace

Tronics Microsystems has received EN 9100 certification for its MEMS inertial sensors, ensuring their reliability, stability and safety for unmanned applications and advanced air mobility

Cargo parcel delivery drones are set to be delivered to Italy through Intelligent Energy’s partnership with H2C, aiming to realize new solutions to carry people and freight by drone

Embention incorporates SO9001 and EN9100 certifications into the drone and airtaxi market bringing traditional aviation quality standards to these rapidly growing sectors

Sunhillo will be demonstrating UAS integration with surveillance data fusion for situational awareness at XPONENTIAL Booth 3537 and also presenting as a part of the AAM OptiX™ team at the Xponential Solutions Theater on Wednesday 24th at 2pm

Uncrewed aviation specialists Embention will support Amazon’s drone delivery program Prime Air with safety-related hardware and software

SiCore™ cells by Amprius will play a pivotal role in powering AIBOT's aiEVTOL heavy-lift air cargo eVTOL drone

Applications for GENIUS NY’s Eighth Cohort are open until May 15, 2024, plus the accelerator is now a Global Ecosystem Ally of the new XPO+ Launcher at AUVSI XPONENTIAL

Amsterdam Drone Week, the global platform for the air mobility sector, offers an opportunity for attendees to explore new technologies, services, and solutions that are driving the industry forward

Flying taxis and routine emergency service drones could become a reality by 2028 under the Department for Transport (DfT) Future of Flight action plan

The collaboration, involving Kongsberg's IRIS Terminal, will provide additional situational awareness to unmanned aerial system (UAS) operators by visualizing all airspace movement, cooperative and noncooperative, for safe and reliable operations

Applications are now open for the eighth cohort of the GENIUS NY UAS startup accelerator with a $1 million grand prize

The FAA has given NUAIR the autonomy to continue offering white glove uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) testing services beyond visual line of sight in the state of New York and beyond

NASA researchers flew multiple drones beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) in a test seen as an important step towards advancing self-flying capabilities for air taxis

Tyto Robotics' Flight Stand 500, a state-of-the-art thrust stand, is designed for testing the propulsion systems of advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles, heavy-lift drones and eVTOL

Here’s our round-up of the five most read articles on UnmannedSystemsTechnology.com this week

Project OperA (Operate Anywhere), expected to be completed in 2026, will develop and validate several solutions for the safe accommodation of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) vehicles in flight

The successful completion of these trial test flights in New Zealand demonstrates that safe, uncrewed flight operations are possible, today, in controlled airspace among other piloted aircraft