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AirInsight • Richard Schuurman

Airbus and Spirit tie-up on CityAirbus wings

AirInsight reports: Airbus has signed an agreement with its long-term Tier 1-supplier Spirit AeroSystems on the development and manufacturing of the wings for the CityAirbus.

2022-03-10T04:45:37.819552-08:00

AeroTime

Airbus Gears up for CityAirbus NextGen's Maiden Flight with Latest Prototype Unveiling

2024-03-07T04:37:58.612307-08:00

Airbus

Airbus partners with Spirit AeroSystems to develop the wings of CityAirbus NextGen

2022-03-09T10:25:27.672249-08:00

Vertical Mag

Airbus partners with MAGicALL for electric motors of CityAirbus NextGen

2022-05-10T10:27:03.972569-07:00

CityAirbus News Timeline

AINonline

Airbus Helicopters Surge as CityAirbus eVTOL Program Pauses Airbus Helicopters sees a rise in orders amid a temporary halt of the CityAirbus eVTOL initiative. The pause allows for a strategic evaluation of the eVTOL program's future development, reflecting the company's focus on optimizing resources and addressing evolving market demands.

2025-03-12T08:36:39.600496-07:00

Airbus Helicopters Surge as CityAirbus eVTOL Program Pauses

FlightGlobal

Airbus Suspends CityAirbus Due to Battery Concerns Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even remains committed to urban air mobility, despite pausing CityAirbus development over battery performance issues. The decision reflects a cautious approach amid broader industry challenges in developing efficient eVTOL systems.

2025-03-03T10:25:38.495102-08:00

Airbus Suspends CityAirbus Due to Battery Concerns

eVTOL Insights

Airbus Halts NextGen eVTOL Amid Rising Helicopter Sales Airbus has paused its plans to market the NextGen eVTOL following an increase in conventional helicopter sales in 2024. This decision was announced by Bruno Even, CEO of Airbus Helicopters, during a briefing that revealed substantial growth in traditional helicopter markets.

2025-01-31T01:15:34.316681-08:00

Airbus Halts NextGen eVTOL Amid Rising Helicopter Sales

FlightGlobal

Airbus Pauses CityAirbus NextGen Development Citing Battery Issues Airbus Helicopters has decided to halt further development of the CityAirbus NextGen eVTOL following its flight-test phase, due to the readiness concerns of key battery technologies. The company aims to reassess the technological framework before committing to a new program launch.

2025-01-27T10:31:57.343176-08:00

Airbus Pauses CityAirbus NextGen Development Citing Battery Issues

Vertical Mag

CityAirbus NextGen eVTOL Begins Flight Tests in Germany CityAirbus NextGen, Airbus' eVTOL prototype, has initiated its flight test campaign in Donauwörth, Germany. The aircraft is designed for urban air mobility with a 12-meter wingspan, an 80 km range, and a cruise speed of 120 km/h. It features innovative design elements including eight electric-powered propellers.

2024-11-06T05:05:53.687313-08:00

CityAirbus NextGen eVTOL Begins Flight Tests in Germany

Vertical Mag

Airbus Strategizes for CityAirbus NextGen eVTOL Certification Balkiz Sarihan, head of UAM at Airbus, outlines the company's approach to certifying and launching the CityAirbus NextGen, aiming to establish a strong foothold in Urban Air Mobility.

2024-06-28T04:10:42.106133-07:00

Airbus Strategizes for CityAirbus NextGen eVTOL Certification

Aviation Week

Airbus Targets Medical Services with CityAirbus NextGen Airbus is positioning its four-person eVTOL, the CityAirbus NextGen, as a solution for ambulance and medical transport services, marking a strategic move into the burgeoning urban air mobility market.

2024-06-20T02:08:30.948996-07:00

Airbus Targets Medical Services with CityAirbus NextGen

evaint.com

Airbus and Avincis Sign MoU for Advanced Air Mobility eVTOL Operations The partnership between Airbus and Avincis aims to explore and define eVTOL mission profiles in Europe and other target regions, marking a significant step in the development of Advanced Air Mobility.

2024-06-05T06:37:55.347937-07:00

Airbus and Avincis Sign MoU for Advanced Air Mobility eVTOL Operations

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