Aircraft
Advanced Air Mobility Pioneers Present to Bizav Crowd
Four companies developing electric aircraft told an EBACE Connect session how their technology could transform business aviation.
Faradair Aerospace's Bio Electric Hybrid Aircraft will be able to carry up to 18 passengers or carry cargo on utility missions. (Image: Faradair Aerospace)
Faradair Aerospace's Bio Electric Hybrid Aircraft will be able to carry up to 18 passengers or carry cargo on utility missions. (Image: Faradair Aerospace)

The business aviation community got a virtual introduction to some of the pioneers of so-called advanced air mobility (AAM) during an EBACE Connect session on Tuesday. Speakers from four electric aircraft developers explained how their plans to transform the air transport business model have made strong progress while other aviation sectors have been held back by the Covid-19 pandemic.