Electric Aircraft

The aerospace company hopes to set a new world record with the plane.

Powered by 36 electric jet engines, Lilium’s fifth-generation demonstrator is an example of how quickly the eVTOL revolution is moving forward.

Overair’s Butterfly has four large propulsors that make it energy efficient—and much quieter than its competitors.

It’ll get you from New York City to the Hamptons—but without all the traffic.

The Pipistrel Alpha Electro hopscotched to four local airports, where it was met by a mobile, solar-powered unit to recharge its batteries.

JoeBen Bevirt has ducked the media spotlight—until now. He discusses how electric air taxis will make urban transport cleaner and cheaper.

The Washington-based startup expects its plane to be ready for operation in 2024.

The airliner is confident that Heart Aerospace can bring its 19-seat electric ES-19 aircraft to market by 2026.

The eSTOL aircraft uses much less energy to lift off than its eVTOL siblings.