The FAA is moving to speed electric air taxis and civil supersonic flight to market, ending the 1973 overland Mach ban and fast-tracking eVTOL trials.

Electric aviation is still in its infancy, but manufacturers are already looking beyond mere air taxi trips across cities.

The Jetsons fantasy of the flying car, long an object of fascination for residents who dream of vaulting over traffic-clogged ...

The XPeng flying truck is a six-wheel electric carrier that transports a detachable two-seat aircraft. Now sold under the ...

No one wants to get into an uncomfortable aircraft. NASA research could help the emerging industry of air taxis—small, ...

KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Electric air taxis could be coming to Central Florida sooner than many expect, and Kissimmee Gateway Airport is already laying the groundwork. Central Florida leaders and industry ...

These futuristic innovations in Doha feel like they came straight from a sci-fi movie, but they’re already part of everyday ...

Joby Aviation flew a piloted electric air taxi from John F. Kennedy International Airport to three Manhattan heliports and back, completing the first point-to-point demonstration of its kind across ...

The Joby S4, arguably the most recognizable eVTOL in the world, will get help from none other than Toyota to help it enter production. Six years and five months since Toyota began financing Joby ...

Electric air taxis may be coming to a xxxx near you. Joby Aviation and Toyota Motor Corp. are formalized their long-running partnership by forming a joint venture whose goal is to speed up production ...

With flying taxis on the cusp of becoming a reality, cities are scrambling to ensure that they can handle the demands of an airborne class. During a recent flying-taxi demonstration between Manhattan ...