The VX4 prototype flight spanned 17 miles from Vertical's Flight Test Centre at Cotswold Airport to RAF Fairford.

Key Takeaways Vertical Aerospace announced it would sell $60 million worth of shares at $5 each, sending shares tumbling. The ...

The flying taxi that's been ordered by American Airlines has completed its first test flight. The piloted test of the VX4 is the first in a series of planned tests, Vertical Aerospace said Monday.

American Airlines-backed electric air taxi developer Vertical Aerospace has been approved for concurrent type certification by European and UK aviation regulators.

Vertical has c.1,500 pre-orders of the VX4, with customers across four continents, including American Airlines, Japan Airlines, GOL and Bristow.

The company has already received more than 1,400 conditional pre-orders from some of the world’s leading airlines, operators, lessors and tourist groups including Virgin Atlantic, American ...

The company has already received more than 1,400 conditional pre-orders from several airlines, operators, lessors and tourist groups including Virgin Atlantic, American Airlines, Japan Airlines and ...

Vertical Aerospace, the UK-based electric aviation company backed by American Airlines, Honeywell, and Rolls-Royce, is accelerating efforts to bring flying taxis to market.

NYSE: EVTL], a global aerospace and technology company pioneering electric aviation, today announces that it expects to share a business update pre-market on Tuesday, 5 August.

In the Offering, Vertical sold 12,000,000 ordinary shares at $5.00 per ordinary share. In addition, the Company has granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 1,800,000 ...

Vertical has c.1,500 pre-orders of the VX4, with customers across four continents, including American Airlines, Japan Airlines, GOL and Bristow. Certain customer obligations are expected to be ...

American made a $25 million investment in Vertical Aerospace. Last month, United Airlines similarly made a $10 million predelivery payment with Archer Aviation for 100 electric flying taxis.