Archer Aviation

Archer cofounder resigns as its eVTOL air taxi pursues certification

Bruce Crumley - May. 11th 2022 1:34 am PT @BDroneDJ

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In a surprise move, Archer cofounder Brett Adcock has left the electric takeoff and landing (eVTOL) plane developer, even as its Maker air taxi prototype continues quickly advancing toward certification objectives.

United, Archer create committee on eVTOL maintenance

Bruce Crumley - Apr. 28th 2022 5:27 am PT @BDroneDJ

eVTOL UAM Air-Taxi Archer Aviation

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Next-generation electric takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) manufacturer Archer Aviation and United Airways are deepening their partnership through the establishment of a joint advisory committee to prepare efficient, safety-focused maintenance operations for future air taxis and other urban air mobility (UAM) planes.

Archer CEOs discuss 2022 eVTOL air taxi development goals

Bruce Crumley - Feb. 28th 2022 8:33 am PT @BDroneDJ

Exclusive Interview air taxis eVTOL UAM Archer Aviation

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San Francisco-based electric takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle and air taxi company Archer Aviation finished last year with a bang. Now, its co-founders and -CEOs Brett Adcock and Adam Goldstein tell DroneDJ why they think 2022 will be even more exciting.

$4-per-mile flying taxis to tackle Los Angeles, Miami traffic?

Ishveena Singh - Jun. 14th 2021 4:50 am PT @IshveenaSingh

Passenger drones Archer Aviation flying taxis

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Flying car companies across the world are in a race to make air taxis a reality. And now, a startup backed by United Airlines is joining the fray, with a mission to make flying taxis affordable to the masses. Its strategy? Keeping the fare restricted to just $3 to $4 per mile.