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eVTOL Insights • Jason Pritchard

TCab Tech inks commercial pact with China Simulation Sciences to boost China eVTOL ecosystem

TCab Tech has signed a commercial cooperation agreement with China Simulation Sciences (CSS), a specialist in simulation, aiming to accelerate development of China’s eVTOL ecosystem. The partnership targets simulation capabilities that support testing, training and wider operational readiness for electric vertical flight programs.

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2026-03-24T09:59:48.232077-07:00
eVTOL   Airlines   Archer Aviation   United Airlines  
The Air Current • Jon Ostrower

United CEO Scott Kirby Doubts Viability of eVTOL Airport-Shuttle Model, Signals Concern Over Archer Partnership

By The Air Current: ![](https://theaircurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Ostrower-Headshot-1-300x300.jpg) United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby threw cold water on partner Archer Aviation and other eVTOL Keep reading with a TAC/Pro or Individual Business subscription.

2026-03-24T10:38:46.953442-07:00
eVTOL   Supply Chain   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)  
FlightGlobal • Dominic Perry

Vertical Aerospace aims for full VX4 transition flight in coming weeks after 'rough' winter

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2026-03-24T09:40:47.655734-07:00
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Skift • Meghna Maharishi

United Orders 250+ Aircraft Through April 2028; New Deliveries to Add More Lie‑Flat Premium Seats

By Skift: United Airlines announced Tuesday it plans to add more than 250 aircraft to its fleet by April 2028 as part of its long-term growth plans.

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2026-03-24T05:15:21.835034-07:00