In this episode, David talks to us about Eve's plans for the market since its launch as the first spin-off from EmbraerX back in October 2020.

He reveals more details about its services, eVTOL aircraft and some of the work it will be conducting with the UK's Civil Aviation Authority. David also shares his expertise of of the current state of the market, and where Eve can have the biggest impact.

In this episode, Alan talks to us in more about the company's technology and where he thinks it can have the most impact, from the growing urban air mobility market to logistics and healthcare.

He provides exciting details of urban-Air Port's planned demonstrations in Coventry, UK, later this year, and gives his insight into the current state of eVTOL infrastructure at the moment.

In this episode, Vadim told us more about the work UAVOS is doing in this space and went into detail about the exciting progress it is making. He also gives his insight into the UAV market, what the potential applications will be and also talks about the future of autonomous operations in future.

In this episode, Bastiaan talks about Levitate Capital's role in the emerging eVTOL space and also gives his thoughts on the SPAC trend following recent announcements by Archer and Joby Aviation. While Dario provides more insight into Levitate Capital's white paper, which was published last year, and tell us the key trends he found when conducting its research.

In this episode, Tom talks about how Carlisle IT can bring added value to the growing eVTOL space. He talks about the various products Carlisle has to offer, and also expands on his talk at the Vertical Flight Society's VTOL Symposium, where he talks about how Partial Discharge Phenomenon can stall an eVTOL project.

Jon talks to us about the company's plans for this year and the collaboration opportunities which Irish Automation is looking to develop, as technologies begin to mature in the eVTOL aircraft market. He also goes into more detail about its Casia software, how it can offer significant advantages to multiple business use cases and shares his insight into where he sees the industry in the next five to 10 years.

In this episode, Daniel tells us about AV Living Lab - the world’s biggest city lab for creating human-centric future mobility solutions. He also goes into detail about the ARCH Urban Air Mobility Global Challenge, which gives cities the chance to win a VTOL simulator and help accelerate the integration of operations into their airspace.

In this episode, Jared talks to us about Aerial Transportation Solutions and how it is working with governments to help address the integration of unmanned aerial systems into their transportation systems.

He goes into detail about the company's nine-step process, which includes public perception and demand, defining roles and airspace and land use planning, and gives his insight into how the industry is helping to raise more awareness - thanks to initiatives like the U.S Air Force's Agility Prime.

With more than four decades of experience as a registered architect, Chuck talk about his role as Lead of PS&S' Urban Air Mobility Task Force and gives more insight into what the company can offer the industry as the ecosystem begins to mature. He also tells us the key things a vertiport needs to have in order for it to be successful.

In this episode, Joe tells us more about his love for aviation and what led him to become the company’s first CEO. He also talks more about AeroG Aviation’s aG-4 eVTOL aircraft and UV-4 UAV eVTOL, where they are at with developments with each one and provides his insight into how the current market is developing.