The eVTOL Insights Podcast

In this episode, Andrew talks in more detail about the world’s first trade association dedicated to the Advanced Air Mobility sector. He elaborates on its eight aims and objectives, how it can benefit the industry and even help cities wanting to integrate this new form of aerial mobility with their current transportation systems.

In this episode, Adam talks about the work he’s done on the opportunities and challenges for urban air mobility using eVTOL aircraft, in particular with the US Department of Transport. He also gives his insight on recent studies published about this, and talks more about community integration and the need for to be applied differently to each city and region.

In this episode, Marco talks about the Italian start-up’s journey since being launched in early 2020, and how it is bringing the next revolution in aviation to the country. He goes into detail about the locations where Walle Mobility’s service will likely operate first, and gives an insight into how he thinks advanced air mobility can help people reduce their travel time to work and some of Italy’...

In this episode, JR talks about the background behind setting up CAAM and why Canada can be one of the first countries to introduce advanced air mobility solutions into its cities. He gives his insight into NEXA Capital Partner’s recent white paper about this, and also elaborates on the efforts CAAM is doing to organise the ecosystem and bring the next frontier of aviation to the country.

In this episode, Mariya talks about Flight Crowd, a global platform for Urban Air Mobility experts and enthusiasts focused on shaping the public perception of eVTOL aircraft. She also gives her insight into concerns the general public might have, what the industry can be doing to solve them, and the advantages Urban Air Mobility can bring to cities across the world.

In this episode, Thomas and Jasmine talk more about the company’s vision for electric aviation and its current project, aEro 3. Jasmine gives an update on how testing is going so far this year, and with more than 25 years’ experience as a helicopter pilot, Thomas tells us the advantages of using eVTOL technology for emergency medical transport missions.

This week’s episode is a really interesting discussion with Clem Newton-Brown, who is looking to set up a network of landing sites for eVTOL aircraft in Melbourne, Australia - one of the first international test cities for Uber Air. He is a former planning barrister and Deputy Lord Mayor of the city, and gives a really detailed insight into the potential for Urban Air Mobility in the country. We t...

In this episode, Darrell and Julian talk about an important part of the urban air mobility market - infrastructure. Both of them go into more detail about their joint collaboration to develop the next generation of air mobility, which includes the concept of an interchangeable plaza. They also talk about the potential challenges which need to be solved first and Darrell elaborates on a study he di...

Daniel talks about the company’s range of VTOL drones and what impact he hopes they can have in the commercial and military markets. He also gives his insight into how drone operations can change the way logistics will be carried out moving forward, and expands on Volansi’s latest partnership with the North Carolina Department of Transportation which will look to begin commercial, middle-mile deli...

In this episode, Neil talks about the Faradair Aerospace's exciting move to the UK's historic Duxford Airfield, where the company will build and develop its Bio Electric-Hybrid Aircraft (BEHA) M1H eSTOL. He also goes into detail about what issues the aircraft will help to solve, the technology behind it, and what impact he thinks it can have on global aviation.

In this episode, Bruno tells us about Metro Hop’s eSTOL cargo aircraft, which aims to transform delivery services in and around metropolitan areas in cities across the world. He also talked about the company’s Mid-Mile system, which aims to solve the middle-mile efficiency for parcel transport, and how four Metro Hop planes can do the work of 40 trucks - helping to eliminating 100 million pounds o...

In this episode, Greg and Peter talk about the company's Vy 400 concept and how they aim to transform the VIP helicopter transport segment, by offering a new city centre-to-city-centre airline which is faster, cheaper and safer. The pair also tell us more about their background and what air travel could look like in our cities.

In this episode, Sam talks about the journey of Flock and how it has grown to become the world's leading eVTOL insurance specialist. He also talks about the exciting projects from this year and also where he thinks the company can add value to the industry, as more aircraft start to become operational.

In this episode, Marc talks about the background behind setting up the company, which aims to build the first eSTOL aircraft for middle-mile logistics. He also makes a compelling argument for STOL technology, and how it can also be a viable solution for the Urban Air Mobility market.

In this episode, Christoph tells us more about the company’s Tensor600X aircraft, which is aiming to target a host of different applications such as commercial passenger transport and personal mobility. He also talks about the advantages of electric aircraft in aviation, and the company’s plans to develop a larger version of its aircraft.

Piasecki Aircraft is one of the leading R&D companies in the industry and in this episode, John tells us why he has stayed in the industry so long and gives us an insight into Piasecki’s eVTOL concept, the PA-890. He also tells us why collaboration is going to be so important as more companies begin the aircraft certification process.

In this episode, George talks about his fascination with aviation and what impact he thinks the company’s all-electric eFlyer aircraft can have on the urban air mobility market. With decades of experience, George also gives his views on the industry as we start to enter a new age of aviation.

In this episode, Felipe talks about the company’s plans to create an Urban Air Mobility eco-system in Latin America. He tells us what it will look like, how it will be different to ones implemented in the USA and Europe, and the challenges that need to be solved. Felipe also previews a new series of think-tanks the company is organising, which will take place from August - October 2020.

In this episode, Becky Tanner joins us to talk about her background in the industry, what led to her joining the US/New Zealand-based firm and its self-flying, all-electric air taxi, named Cora. She even tells us the background behind the aircraft's name!

In this episode, Dr Yoeli talks about the company’s portfolio of aircraft and the Fancraft technology behind each one. He also gives a compelling argument on the importance of hydrogen fuel cell technology and what its advantages are for this market.

In this episode, Michael talks about the exciting developments at the company, after its successful POC and Seraph eVTOL concepts. He also explains what impact these projects have had on the team and gives more details about the current project they’re working on, which they intend to bring to market.

In this episode, we talk to Ed about his career and what led him to set up Sabrewing Aircraft, as well as the impact of the company’s successful unveiling of its Rhaegal cargo drone at Agility Prime.

In this episode, Founder and CEO of Autonomous Flight, Martin Warner talks to us about why he is fascinated about aviation, the technology behind his company’s eVTOL aircraft, the Y6S, and what impact he thinks it can have in congested cities across the world.

In this episode, eVTOL Insights Founder Simon Corbett and Editor Jason Pritchard talk about the background behind setting up the brand, what kind of content people can expect on the website and discuss the most interesting stories they've covered from the industry.

In this episode, we talk to Jaunt Air Mobility's CEO Kaydon Stanzione. Kaydon talks to us about his lengthy career as a flight test pilot and engineer, Jaunt's exciting eVTOL aircraft technology, and how he believes it will help shape the urban air taxi revolution.