Air Taxi

The Macrobat looks like a character in “Angry Birds,” but its designers say the legs and tractor-treads on its feet provide off-road access.

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.

The just-launched Archer Maker is the latest entry in the electric air-taxi race.

Flying at high speeds on a cushion of air, the Regent seaglider will be a much faster way to commute between cities and coastal communities.

The futuristic aircraft’s propulsion system dispenses with conventional propellers.

The Talyn system includes a drone and main aircraft, which can fly five people for 300 miles, or three times farther than most competitors.

Horizon Aircraft CEO says the emerging air-taxi sector needs rigorous safety protocols. An accident could set the industry back years.

Instead of chartering the entire helicopter for $10,000, FlyLindy will sell seats on trips between NYC, DC and Baltimore.

Beyond the demo, California aviation startup Joby had a good February, announcing a merger with a large investor and steps towards FAA certification.