THE PEOPLE BUILDING WHAT COMES NEXT
Meet the makers.
Personal aircraft, air taxis, and the wider electric aviation ecosystem. Basic profiles with official source links, organized for discovery.
Israel / United States
AIR (AIR ONE) ↗
AIR develops an electric aircraft platform spanning private aviation, cargo, and defense applications. The personal AIR ONE program is presented through aircraft-system information, cockpit and exterior views, and explanations of flight controls and manufacturing. Its website lets readers compare the different intended missions and follow company news. AIR identifies certification as pending on its private-aircraft presentation, so its published performance and ownership information should be read in that development context.
Personal / cargo / defense eVTOL
China
Aerofugia ↗
Aerofugia develops electric aircraft for regional and urban air mobility, with the AE200 program at the centre of its public presentation. Its website connects aircraft development with proposed low-altitude transport services, partnerships, and market expansion. Visitors can browse company announcements, exhibition activity, and cooperation opportunities. The site offers a manufacturer’s view of how larger passenger eVTOLs could connect cities and nearby destinations as the technology and supporting operations mature.
Passenger eVTOL
United Kingdom
AltoVolo ↗
AltoVolo is developing Sigma, a hybrid-electric vertical-flight aircraft aimed at personal travel. Its website combines a product configurator and cabin-focused imagery with the company’s proposed performance and payload figures. AltoVolo also describes ongoing technology development and its work toward a full-scale demonstrator. Readers can explore the design direction, media resources, and partnership opportunities while distinguishing the manufacturer’s targets from independently verified aircraft performance.
Hybrid VTOL
United States
Archer Aviation ↗
Archer Aviation develops electric aircraft including Midnight for the emerging commercial air-taxi market. Its official website and investor newsroom present aircraft imagery, development announcements, and plans for bringing its technology into service. The company is relevant to readers tracking larger passenger eVTOLs and the businesses building short-distance air transportation. Its published updates provide starting points for following aircraft development and commercial partnerships, rather than a guarantee of service availability in any particular city.
Air taxi / commercial eVTOL
China
AutoFlight ↗
AutoFlight develops passenger and cargo eVTOL aircraft using a lift-and-cruise configuration that separates vertical lift from forward flight. Its website introduces the Prosperity program and connects aircraft development with demonstrations, logistics projects, and international partnerships. Readers can explore company announcements and the engineering approach behind the aircraft. The range of passenger and freight stories makes AutoFlight useful for following how similar electric-flight technology is being applied to different transport missions.
Passenger / cargo eVTOL
United States
BETA Technologies ↗
BETA Technologies develops an electric aviation ecosystem that includes ALIA aircraft, propulsion, batteries, flight controls, charging, and training. Its website distinguishes vertical-takeoff and conventional-takeoff aircraft and discusses logistics, passenger, and defense applications. Visitors can explore the hardware behind electric aviation as well as flight updates, manufacturing information, and charging infrastructure. BETA is particularly useful for readers interested in how aircraft and supporting energy systems are developed together.
Electric aircraft / charging infrastructure
China
Coolfly Aircraft ↗
Coolfly Aircraft focuses on compact personal electric flying vehicles, with URBAN, DREAM PRO, and DREAM ST programs featured on its website. The company presents low-altitude flight as a new form of personal mobility and publishes product imagery, exhibition appearances, and company updates. Its site is useful for exploring a different approach to recreational aircraft and learning about the business behind the products, with direct contact channels for product and media enquiries.
Personal eVTOL
United States
Doroni Aerospace ↗
Doroni Aerospace is developing the H1-X, a two-seat personal eVTOL with a distinctive enclosed cockpit and ducted-fan layout. Its website introduces the aircraft, the proposed SOUL AI digital co-pilot, cabin and exterior options, and a development roadmap. Visitors can explore company news, frequently asked questions, and preorder information. The site presents a personal-ownership vision, with certification and customer deliveries described as milestones in its development plans.
Personal eVTOL
China
EHang Holdings ↗
EHang develops autonomous aerial vehicles and related air-mobility systems, with passenger transportation prominently represented by the EH216-S. Its website separates aircraft and solutions from company news, video resources, and investor information. Readers can explore passenger flight alongside other proposed uses of autonomous aircraft and follow manufacturer announcements about deployments and development. The site is a useful entry point for understanding EHang’s aircraft family and its broader approach to low-altitude aviation.
Autonomous passenger eVTOL
United States
Jetson ↗
Jetson develops the Jetson ONE, a compact personal electric aircraft with an open cockpit, an aluminium-and-carbon-fibre structure, and eight electric motors. Its website puts the flying experience at the centre, with coastal flights, aerial sports demonstrations, rescue trials, and customer-delivery updates. Readers can explore the aircraft, follow the company’s development news, and review ordering information directly with Jetson.
Personal eVTOL
United States
Joby Aviation ↗
Joby Aviation develops electric aircraft and an air-taxi service intended to connect short urban and regional trips with ground transportation. Its website introduces the passenger experience, vertical-flight technology, and the partnerships and infrastructure behind its proposed service. Readers can follow flight-program announcements, company news, and investor information. Joby’s focus makes it a key directory entry for understanding the wider transport system needed around a commercial eVTOL aircraft.
Air taxi / commercial eVTOL
United States
LIFT Aircraft ↗
LIFT Aircraft develops HEXA and presents personal electric flight as a hosted experience. Its website explains the aircraft, training, safety approach, and introductory flights, with options for groups and events. This experience-led approach differs from simply selling an aircraft to an individual owner: visitors can investigate how to take part, where experiences are offered, and what preparation is required. Current booking details and participant requirements are available directly from LIFT.
Personal eVTOL / flight experiences
United States
Pivotal ↗
Pivotal develops light electric aircraft including Helix, with a website organised around personal flying, emergency response, and defense applications. Its presentation emphasises simplified controls, preparation and training, and operating without a runway. Visitors can explore the aircraft, watch customer and pilot stories, and follow newsroom updates and events. The company offers a useful perspective on how a small electric aircraft platform can serve both recreational owners and specialised operators.
Light eVTOL
China / United States
RICTOR (X4) ↗
RICTOR is an electric-mobility brand whose X4 program extends its product range into single-rider personal flight. Its official aircraft product page presents the compact multicopter alongside images and product information, while its wider website also covers ground vehicles. The X4 is relevant to readers following recreational eVTOLs and smaller owner-operated aircraft; prospective buyers should consult the company for current specifications, delivery terms, and operating requirements.
Personal eVTOL / electric mobility
China
TCab Tech ↗
TCab Tech develops the E20, a passenger eVTOL that its website describes as an electric tiltrotor designed for one pilot and four passengers. Its presentation covers the cabin, flight systems, charging, and proposed uses such as tourism and urban air transportation. The company also publishes flight-test, manufacturing, and partnership updates. Readers can use its website to explore the E20 program and track how the manufacturer’s design and operating plans develop.
Passenger eVTOL
United States
The Airplane Farm ↗
The Airplane Farm presents experimental aircraft-development projects, including the all-electric PowerWing concept. Its website introduces the company’s design ambitions, project pages, media, and contact information, with an emphasis on novel aircraft configurations and recreational flight. Readers should treat the PowerWing presentation as a development concept rather than a production-aircraft listing. Company-published concept artwork is identified as such in this directory so it is not mistaken for a flight photograph.
Electric aircraft development
United States
Wisk Aero ↗
Wisk Aero is developing autonomous electric air taxis, with its Generation 6 aircraft presented as a four-passenger design operating under human supervision. Its website explains the aircraft, autonomy approach, city partnerships, and the evolution of its flight-test programs. Readers can explore how Wisk proposes to organise passenger flight without an onboard pilot and follow development updates. The site provides a company perspective on both the vehicle and the operational system around it.
Autonomous eVTOL
China
XPENG AEROHT / Aridge ↗
XPENG AEROHT, presented internationally through the Aridge website, develops flying-car and modular electric-aircraft concepts. Its product material explores the relationship between a ground vehicle and a separate vertical-flight aircraft, bringing road travel and personal aviation into one ownership vision. Visitors can examine the design, product imagery, and company announcements. The business is especially relevant to readers comparing modular flying vehicles with stand-alone personal multicopters and commercial air taxis.
Flying car / modular eVTOL
China
YIVTOL ↗
YIVTOL presents personal electric vertical-takeoff aircraft, including its S-ZERO and S-ONE product lines. Its official website combines product pages, aircraft imagery, and company updates for visitors exploring smaller personal-flight designs. The directory links directly to the manufacturer so readers can compare its approach with other recreational eVTOL programs and request current product information. Published images illustrate the company’s own designs; availability and operating requirements should be checked for the intended market.
Personal eVTOL