Electric passenger aircraft
A new generation of battery-electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft is being developed for quiet, short-range passenger flight — with several manufacturers now advancing through certification programmes.

EVTOL.LONDON
Exploring the future of electric aviation, advanced air mobility and urban flight across London.
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A New Era of Urban Aviation
A new generation of battery-electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft is being developed for quiet, short-range passenger flight — with several manufacturers now advancing through certification programmes.
Compact take-off and landing sites — on rooftops, riverside plots and existing airfields — are being designed and trialled in the UK and abroad as the ground layer of urban air mobility.
Industry concepts envision electric aircraft linking London's airports with the city centre in minutes, complementing rail and road rather than replacing them.
Regulators, air navigation providers and operators are developing the digital systems — from airspace management to passenger handling — that future services would depend on.
London From Above

The river corridor at the heart of future urban air mobility concepts.

The potential for premium airport connections above the Docklands.

Conceptual passenger infrastructure — illustrative, not an approved site.
All imagery on this page is conceptual and illustrative. It does not depict approved routes, sites, or operational services.
Industry Developments
A selection of publicly announced developments from across the industry. These are announced plans and programmes — not operational services.
The UK-based manufacturer continues piloted flight testing of its VX4 electric aircraft as it works toward type certification with the UK CAA and EASA.
Source: vertical-aerospace.comSkyports Infrastructure has announced vertiport development and trial programmes, including work with UK partners on future advanced air mobility ground infrastructure.
Source: skyports.netThe helicopter operator has announced agreements with eVTOL manufacturers to explore future electric aircraft operations, including potential UK applications.
Source: bristowgroup.comThe UK government's Future of Flight industry group and the CAA's innovation programmes are developing the regulatory pathway for commercial eVTOL operations in the UK.
Source: gov.ukDigital Asset Opportunity
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