FBOs
Clay Lacy Expands eVTOL Ops Plan with New Partnership
Plans at California FBOs could extend to new vertiport locations
Clay Lacy's concept for eVTOL operations at FBO
Clay Lacy is now working with eVTOL aircraft developers Overair and Joby to integrate advanced air mobility services with its FBOs.

Business aviation support group Clay Lacy Aviation is expanding its ambitions to be part of the advanced air mobility (AAM) sector through a partnership with a second eVTOL aircraft developer. On Wednesday, Overair said it will jointly develop a concept of operations for its five-passenger Butterfly aircraft at Clay Lacy’s FBOs.

Earlier this month, Clay Lacy announced a similar partnership with rival eVTOL aircraft developer Joby. On Tuesday, Joby confirmed separate plans to use a Kearny, New Jersey heliport as an operating base for eVTOL air taxi services in the New York City area through an agreement with the facility’s owner and operator, Helo Holdings, Inc. (HHI).