Halo Agrees to Buy 200 Eve eVTOL Aircraft For Urban Air Mobility Network

The deal with Embraer is the biggest placed so far in the urban air mobility sector and represents the launch order for the Brazilian manufacturer's four-passenger eVTOL aircraft.

Halo Eve — Halo plans to operate 100 of Embraer's Eve eVTOL aircraft in London and another 100 in New York City from 2026. (Image: Eve Urban Air Mobility Solutions)

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

June 1, 2021

Halo, the new urban air mobility operational launched by business aviation group OneSky Flight, today placed the largest order to date for new eVTOL aircraft. In 2026, the company intends to start taking delivery of 200 of Embraer’s four-passenger Eve aircraft and will split this fleet between operations in the U.S. and the UK.

The new urban air mobility (UAM) operator will combine OneSky Flight helicopter operators Halo Aviation in the UK and U.S.-based Associated Aircraft Group (AAG). OneSky Flight is part of the Directional Aviation group, which also includes private aircraft fractional ownership provider Flexjet, jet card service Sentient Jet, and on-demand charter operators PrivateFly and FxAir.

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