Aircraft
Jaunt's eVTOL Plans Boosted by LTTS Engineering Alliance
Jaunt, which is working to certify its five-seat Journey eVTOL aircraft by 2026, is establishing design and production facilities in Canada.
Jaunt's five-seat Journey eVTOL aircraft could operate air taxi flights in cities like Dallas. (Image: Jaunt Air Mobility)
Jaunt's five-seat Journey eVTOL aircraft could operate air taxi flights in cities like Dallas. (Image: Jaunt Air Mobility)

While viewing itself as a key player in the promised advanced air mobility (AAM) revolution, Jaunt said it has deep roots in the rotorcraft industry and that’s what brought it back to Heli-Expo. The Texas-based company (Booth 6521) has reached a key waypoint in its plans to bring a family of eVTOL aircraft to market as it prepares to complete a merger with the Airo Group and expands its base of partners.