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FAA advances eVTOL integration trials as Phoenix-area airports test ground-vehicle collision technology

The FAA has selected eight projects for its three-year eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, spanning 26 states and testing advanced air mobility aircraft and operating concepts. Separately, new technology intended to prevent aircraft collisions with ground vehicles will be tested at Phoenix Sky Harbor, Deer Valley and Goodyear airports through year-end.

2026-10-13T04:55:05.839742-07:00

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AEE and Horizon Aircraft announce collaboration on hybrid-electric VTOL technology

AEE Aircraft Electronics Engineering GmbH and Horizon Aircraft have announced a strategic collaboration focused on hybrid-electric vertical takeoff and landing technology. The announcement identifies the technology area but does not disclose the partnership’s scope, development milestones, aircraft application or commercial timeline.

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FAA advances eVTOL integration trials as Phoenix-area airports test ground-vehicle collision technology

The FAA has selected eight projects for its three-year eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, spanning 26 states and testing advanced air mobility aircraft and operating concepts. Separately, new technology intended to prevent aircraft collisions with ground vehicles will be tested at Phoenix Sky Harbor, Deer Valley and Goodyear airports through year-end.

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TCab Tech and Malaysia’s SIDEC explore E20 eVTOL commercialization

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Skyfly targets yacht owners for two-seat Axe eVTOL, showcasing aircraft at Fort Lauderdale boat show

Skyfly is positioning its two-seat Axe Vertically Capable Aircraft for yacht owners and plans to display it at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1, 2026. The pitch places the aircraft in the private mobility market, though the announcement provides no pricing, sales or certification details.

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