~This piece reflects an official collaboration between The Aviary Project, a London-based Urban Air Mobility community aiming to bring UAM to the UK by 2025 and Empasco, a non-profit organization that is working towards leveraging technology to achieve world-positive outcomes and is currently exploring the impact of Urban Air Mobility…

Strong community and networks of individuals and companies play a key role in a nascent industry such as Aerial Mobility. Conferences facilitate dialogue, knowledge-sharing, business opportunities and support healthy competition. The Aviary Project’s community is dedicated to supporting the Aerial Mobility industry and we’re excited to partner with Revolution.Aero …

Over the past 3 years, the hype for the future of mobility — especially flying taxis — has been on a marathon with hundreds of press articles and commentaries being published, 60+ urban-specific designs unveiled, and a growing ecosystem of airspace integration, battery technology, propulsion systems companies, and the like…

In my previous article entitled “The Space Race and Urban Air Mobility — What Can We Learn From History?”, I introduced the revolution of flying taxis from a historical perspective, focusing on the wider impact of the Space Race on our global civilization in the last 60 years. …

It has been an extremely adventurous year for the Urban Air Mobility (UAM) industry. As the reality of democratised aerial mobility — Aviation 4.0 — dawns upon us, it is closer than ever for our childhood dreams of everyday-flight to be coming true. With the Uber Elevate Summit and the…

We have come a long way since the first powered, sustained, and controlled flight of a heavier-than-air aircraft which took place on that gusty and freezing North Carolina morning of December 17, 1903. The Wright Brothers, building on their predecessors with regards to basic knowledge in aircraft design, aerodynamics, and…