Lilium Pushes EVTOL Certification Target Back To 2025

Graham Warwick March 31, 2022
Lilium Jet
Lilium is conducting the preliminary design review for the seven-seat Lilium Jet eVTOL regional air taxi.
Credit: Lilium
Lilium has slipped certification of its Lilium Jet electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aircraft to 2025 from previous plans to begin regional air mobility service with the seven-seat aircraft by the end of 2024. The delay was revealed in a blog post by cofounder and CEO Daniel Weigand on...
Graham Warwick

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