MICHAEL VERDON

Archer’s Maker just got the green light from the FAA for test flights, while EHang’s eVTOL will enter commercial service in China in months.

NFTs of “Miami Vice” boats, a $500,000 electric jet ski, and a yacht builder arts patron all shared a spotlight in this week’s art show.

The convertible seating on Triton’s 660/9 AVA lets up to eight passengers and a pilot enjoy exceptional views, all the way down to 660 feet.

The 4Air is a stylized version of the 4L, one of Europe’s most popular economy cars. But this Renault can fly high over rush-hour traffic.

The $500,000 Maverick GT Jet RIB and Energy Platform is a 70-mph beast that converts to a RIB. Oh, it can power your home if the electricity goes out.

Seven vintage mahogany Rivas are on display at a museum near Lake Como, one of the largest owner communities of the highly coveted brand.

The sleek-bodied corporate helicopter combines sumptuous creature comforts with peace of mind.

The verandah, high-tech art, big gym and bedroom suite on Lufthansa Technik’s Explorer are design cues from contemporary expedition yachts.

From yachts that run on hydrogen fuel cells to a vessel with a bonkers new sailing rig, these designs may well be the future of yachting.

Clients are paying $5,000 to $25,000 per hour for private jets, and, in turn, are seeing delays and downgrades. What gives?