A British start-up has unveiled an electric air taxi, pitched as a future fix for gridlocked cities - but analysts warn the economics of vertical flight haven’t changed since the helicopter. British ...

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U.K. developer Vertical Aerospace unveiled its new eVTOL aircraft, Valo, aiming to be an affordable "people's air taxi" that eventually rivals cab prices for urban routes. The Valo is an upgraded, ...

British aircraft maker Vertical Aerospace has revealed its latest attempt to reimagine short-haul travel: a production-version electric air taxi called the Valo. The company describes it as a step ...

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Electric flying taxis may become available to London airport passengers from 2028. Vertical Aerospace hopes its Valo aircraft, which has a capacity for up to six passengers, can get regulatory ...

Traveling at speeds of up to 150mph, it could replace hourlong road journeys with 12-minute flights. It includes tech that makes the pilot's job easier with designs inspired by the F-35 fighter jet.

Archer Aviation is expanding its global footprint by establishing an engineering hub in the UK, complementing its US manufacturing and exploring potential production in the UAE. The company is ...

Electric flying taxis could be transporting passengers to and from London airports by 2028, a British company has announced. Vertical Aerospace's Valo aircraft, designed for up to six passengers, aims ...

FANCY beating the traffic and getting stunning panoramic views after a long flight? An air taxi might do the trick. Britain may now be just two (and a bit) years away from flying cabs taking to the ...

Alef Aeronautics is turning sci-fi into reality by beginning production on the world's first ever flying car, the Alef Model A Ultralight, which will likely be available to customers by early 2026.