Brazilian Private Aviation Operator Plans Latin American Air Taxi Network With 100-eVTOL Order For Eve

Avantto already operates business jets made by Eve's parent company Embraer and is now working with the group to develop an urban air mobility ecosystem across Latin America.

Eve and Avantto — Brazilian private aviation operator Avantto says it will acquire 100 of Eve Urban Air Mobility Solutions' eVTOL aircraft for air taxi services in Latin America. (Image: Eve)

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

October 4, 2021

Brazilian private aviation charter operator and fractional ownership group Avantto today placed a provisional order for 100 of Eve Urban Air Mobility Solution’s four-passenger eVTOL aircraft. Under a partnership announced today, the Embraer subsidiary will work with Avantto to develop plans to launch urban air mobility services across Latin America from 2026.

Avantto already operates Embraer’s business jets in its fleet and has a long-standing relationship with the Brazilian manufacturer. The companies said that they plan to jointly work with local community leaders and other stakeholders to establish an ecosystem to support air taxi services.

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