
Efforts to resurrect insolvent eVTOL aircraft developer Lilium appear stalled as prospective investors at the Ambitious Air Mobility Group (AAMG) seek to find a way through the legal complexities and plan to acquire the company’s assets, intellectual property, and facilities. The Netherlands-based company has said it could invest up to €750 million ($880 million) to resume work on the aircraft while also seeking new revenue streams, including new military applications and allowing third parties to use Lilium’s test facilities at Oberpfaffenhofen in southern Germany.
According to Robert Kamp, AAMG’s CEO, it is proving difficult to agree on terms with the German administrator handling Lilium’s insolvency, in part due to potential disputes with creditors over around one-third of all the assets. AAMG has indicated that it has €250 million in capital lined up for an initial investment with access to an additional €500 million for longer-term plans.