#advancedairmobility

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BluJ Aerospace Unveils VANTIS Gen #2 Aircraft After Four Years of R&D

BluJ Aerospace, a Hyderabad-based deep-tech aerospace company, unveiled the Gen #2 prototype, the first aircraft developed on VANTIS.

BluJ Aerospace Private Limited has unveiled the VANTIS Gen-2 aircraft after four years of intensive R&D, marking a major milestone in India’s advanced aerospace and autonomous aviation ecosystem. Built for heavy-payload logistics and future-ready mobility applications, the next-generation VTOL platform highlights the growing momentum behind sustainable and intelligent air transportation.

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SkyDrive and Partners Launch Japan’s First Consortium for Vertiport Operations

SkyDrive, a leading Japanese developer of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) (*1) aircraft, is proud to announce the formation of

SkyDrive and its partners have launched Japan’s first consortium focused on vertiport operations, marking a major step toward building the infrastructure needed for future air mobility and eVTOL services. The initiative brings together expertise in aviation, real estate, automation, and urban mobility to develop safe, efficient, and scalable vertiport ecosystems for air taxi operations.

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SkyDrive Becomes Japan’s First eVTOL Developer to Earn ADO Certification

SkyDrive is the first dedicated eVTOL developer in Japan to achieve this prestigious certification. The ADO status serves as official public

SkyDrive has achieved a major milestone in advanced air mobility by becoming Japan’s first eVTOL developer to receive Approved Design Organization (ADO) certification—validating its robust design, safety, and quality systems. This recognition from Japan’s aviation authorities not only streamlines the path toward type certification but also accelerates the commercialization of next-generation “flying cars,” reinforcing SkyDrive’s position in shaping the future of urban air mobility with plans targeting deployment by 2028.

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Leading Japanese eVTOL manufacturer SkyDrive Expands Strategic Network in Southeastern USA

SkyDrive, a leading Japanese eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) manufacturer, is pleased to announce the signing of a Letter of I

SkyDrive is strengthening its strategic network across the U.S. Southeast, particularly in Florida, through new partnerships and aircraft deployment plans. The company has signed a Letter of Intent with Aeroauto for the purchase of eight SKYDRIVE (SD-05) eVTOL aircraft and expanded collaboration with SAI Flight, aiming to build a strong operational and infrastructure ecosystem to support commercial eVTOL services starting in 2028. This move marks a key step toward accelerating the adoption of electric air mobility and regional air-taxi services in the United States.

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SkyDrive Reaches Agreement with Japan’s Civil Aviation Authority on its General Certification Plan

SkyDrive, a leading eVTOL (1) aircraft manufacturer based in Japan, announced that it has reached agreement with the (“JCAB”) on the General

SkyDrive has reached an agreement with the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau on its general certification plan, marking a key milestone toward the commercial deployment of its eVTOL aircraft. The agreement establishes the airworthiness and performance criteria required for type certification of the company’s three-seat “SKYDRIVE” aircraft, helping pave the way for safer testing, regulatory approval, and the broader adoption of next-generation electric air mobility solutions.

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MASC Signs Letter of Intent with SkyDrive for the Purchase of SKYDRIVE Aircraft

SkyDrive, (“SkyDrive”), a leading eVTOL (1) aircraft manufacturer based in Japan, is delighted to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent

The future of advanced air mobility is taking shape as SkyDrive signs a Letter of Intent with MASC General Incorporated Association for the purchase of its SKYDRIVE SD‑05 eVTOL aircraft. The collaboration aims to accelerate commercial eVTOL deployment and support regional mobility initiatives, highlighting the growing momentum behind sustainable aerial transportation and next-generation urban air mobility solutions.

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MASC Signs LOI to Purchase SKYDRIVE Aircraft

Japanese eVTOL manufacturer SkyDrive has signed a LOI with MASC regarding potential purchase of SKYDRIVE (Model SD-05) aircraft.

The future of advanced air mobility is taking shape as SkyDrive signs a Letter of Intent with MASC General Incorporated Association for the purchase of its SKYDRIVE SD‑05 eVTOL aircraft. The collaboration aims to accelerate commercial eVTOL deployment and support regional mobility initiatives, highlighting the growing momentum behind sustainable aerial transportation and next-generation urban air mobility solutions.

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SkyDrive, (“SkyDrive”), a leading eVTOL (1) aircraft manufacturer based in Japan, is delighted to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent

The future of advanced air mobility is taking shape as SkyDrive signs a Letter of Intent with MASC General Incorporated Association for the purchase of its SKYDRIVE SD‑05 eVTOL aircraft. The collaboration aims to accelerate commercial eVTOL deployment and support regional mobility initiatives, highlighting the growing momentum behind sustainable aerial transportation and next-generation urban air mobility solutions.