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Flugtaxi

News More and more patent applications for air taxis come from Germany Start-ups like Lilium and Volocopter are leading the way: Urban air mobility is becoming increasingly important in Germany. This is also shown by a special evaluation of the German Patent and Trade Mark Office.

Sophie Deistler 29.12.2021

News Lilium cooperates with ABB The Munich-based start-up Lilium wants to establish a regional electric flight network in Germany, Florida and Brazil from 2024. The Swiss company ABB is to provide the fast-charging infrastructure.

Sophie Deistler 14.10.2021

News Lilium starts on the stock exchange The air taxi manufacturer makes its debut on the US Nasdaq.

Nils Wischmeyer 15.09.2021

News Lilium IPO raises less money than hoped for The air taxi start-up will probably raise around 300 million US dollars less than planned. However, this is not unusual for IPOs via Spac.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 13.09.2021

News Lilium's continued existence depends on the Spac IPO The air taxi start-up has to adapt its balance sheet to international IFRS rules. In doing so, it adds an addendum: The continued existence is secured until 2022 only if the IPO works in the third quarter. There are...

Lisa Marie Münster 19.07.2021

News Volocopter secures manufacturer license The flight taxi start-up buys DG Flugzeugbau and thus obtains the necessary manufacturer's license. There are still two steps to go before the first commercial air taxi.

Tom Schmidtgen 07.07.2021

News Lilium gets new investor Honeywell is making a financial commitment to the flight taxi start-up. The company has been supplying Lilium with its flight control technology for some time now.

Lisa Marie Münster 11.06.2021

News Lilium aims for IPO via Spac The air taxi company is aiming for Wall Street. The shell company of an ex-car manager is supposed to help. A valuation in the billions is being discussed.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 30.03.2021

News 200 million euros for Volocopter The Bruchsal-based start-up has been working on the use of electric air taxis for ten years, and approval could come as early as in the next two years.

Lisa Marie Münster 03.03.2021

News Uber and SpaceX: Problems with American flight start-ups Several start-ups that are aiming for the skies are currently experiencing problems in the USA. SpaceX has to abort a launch, Uber is selling its air taxi business. These are troubled times for American aerospace...

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 09.12.2020

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