The ‘ups and downs’ of eVTOL & urban air mobility and integration challenges, Issue 141 Apr/May 2022

Issue 141 April / May 2022

Many airlines have become enthusiastic about the prospects of urban air mobility (UAM) and electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles. With entry into service (EIS) claims as near as 2024-2025, noise, public acceptance, certification issues, and revenue potential are all addressed to determine if UAM fiction has the potential to become reality.

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