Archer and Joby both want to be the Tesla of the commercial eVTOL market. Struggling EV player Lucid could be the more apt ...
If the era of flying cars is approaching, what will happen to Archer's business model?
Starting in the UAE was always part of the plan, and it looks closer to fruition than ever.
Archer Aviation's Midnight eVTOL aircraft is currently undergoing FAA Type Certification. Over the next year, Archer will work through this certification process and aims to start early commercial ...
Archer Aviation plans to launch eVTOL air taxi services in and around the busiest metropolitan areas in Texas: Dallas-Forth Worth, Houston and Austin. On Friday, the start-up said it will operate the ...
Archer Aviation and ITA Airways are teaming up to develop an electric vehicle takeoff and landing (eVTOL) network linking ...
Archer’s electric air taxi flew between Salinas, San José and Oakland, including a 10-minute leg into San Francisco; the demonstration now moves on to Los Angeles.
Boeing is selling three of its subsidiaries to Archer Aviation in exchange for a stake in the eVTOL startup. The transaction strengthens Archer's position developing eVTOLs and the networks to support ...
The Italian airline is the first in Europe to join the US manufacturer's partner network. The agreement is still conditional ...
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Archer Aviation is buying three of Boeing’s aerospace subsidiaries: autonomous air-taxi developer Wisk Aero, military drone maker Insitu, and airspace-software firm SkyGrid. The deal also hands Boeing ...
Archer develops eVTOL aircraft, short for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles that work as air taxis. In its second-quarter report, the company posted $5 million in revenue, ahead of ...
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