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AirX Signs Firm Order with Eve Air Mobility for Two eVTOL Aircraft, Options for 48 More
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The company Eve Air Mobility, a subsidiary of Embraer that develops electric decollage and vertical pulses (eVTOL), announced the sale of two vehicles for Japan AirX, which operates with air transport, currently using helicopters. The contract can be extended, as there are up to 50 units. With the delivery of vehicles for 2029 and operating forecast in Tokyo and Osaka, as a last-mile vehicle for tourist routes, the sale was the company's first f…
The Eve Air Mobility, the city mobility arm of Embraer, signed a contract with Japan AirX for the sale of two electric pulses and vertical decollages (eVTOL). The document establishes a firm purchase order for the two initial units, but offers AirX the option to buy 48 other vehicles in the future. The company of Toquio currently holds the position of the largest supplier of helicopter braking services in Japan. + Read more about Economy in West…
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Eve Air Mobility, an eVTOL developer, has signed a second binding order with AirX, a Japanese provider of air mobility services, which includes a purchase agreement for up to 50 aircraft. The agreement outlines that AirX will use Eve’s eVTOLs to offer urban and regional air travel in Japan, with a focus on Tokyo and Osaka, and delivery dates hoped for in 2029. “Our first agreement in Asia-Pacific, achieved in partnership with AirX in Japan, is m…
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