The UK company has been working hard with leading aerospace partners including Honeywell, GKN and Leonardo to develop a four-passenger eVTOL aircraft that could operate on routes of up to around 100 miles. It recently started test flights with a second prototype that features more advanced technology as it prepares to deliver the aircraft to operators such as Virgin Atlantic, American Airlines, Japan Airlines, and Bristow.
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