Lilium, a once-promising air taxi developer, is again teetering on the edge of insolvency as it waits for a $200 million Christmas Eve rescue deal to come through. Meanwhile, employees remain unpaid, operations are on hold, and management is now openly considering filing for insolvency. A seemingly promising electric aircraft start-up, Eviation, has been overcome by financial struggles and is pausing operations indefinitely. In its 10 years of business, the company managed to develop and fly a zero-emissions airplane. Eviation was founded in Israel back in 2015 before moving most of its operations to Arlington, Washington. Supernal, a subsidiary of automaker Hyundai, was seen performing ground testing of its full-scale demonstrator aircraft SA-2 eVTOL at California’s Mojave Air & Space Port. Images captured by a photographer show the aircraft secured to the ground. The eVTOL represents an important step in the company’s efforts to develop next-gen AAM solutions. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!

 

 

Lilium Circles the Drain Again as Funding Woes Persist  

Yet Another Electric Plane Start-up Closes Up Shop 

Supernal SA-2 eVTOL Seen Ground Testing 

GoAERO Announces Eleven Stage 1 Winners

SkyDrive eVTOL Receives G-1 Certification Basis

UAE Mapping Out Sky Streets for Air Taxis and Drones  

Man Laser Strikes a Police Chopper Among NJ Drone Panic

 

 

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