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Lilium Partners With Airports to Build Regional Air Mobility Network in Bavaria
From Nuremberg and Munich airports, Lilium intends to offer flights to cities across the large and economically vibrant German state.
Lilium vertiport at Nuremberg
Nuremberg Airport is one of two hubs around which Lilium intends to create for a regional air mobility network serving the German state of Bavaria. (Image: Lilium)

Munich and Nuremberg airports are set to become the first hubs for Lilium’s plans to operate its Lilium Jet eVTOL aircraft in a regional air mobility network across the southern German state of Bavaria. The company today announced agreements in principle with both airports that mirror plans already announced for Germany’s North Rhine-Westphalia region and for Florida, with passenger services due to launch in 2024.

From these hubs, Lilium intends to provide flights for up to six passengers in each aircraft to multiple cities across the region. The all-electric Lilium Jet will have a range of up to around 155 miles and cruise at speeds of up to 175 mph.