Helijet’s Scheduled Flights To Become Blade UAM Services

Graham Warwick December 03, 2021
Helijet is a founding member of a consortium promoting the introduction of advanced air mobility in Canada.
Credit: Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium
Expanding out of its New York stronghold, helicopter booking platform Blade Urban Air Mobility is to exclusively sell all scheduled flights operated by Vancouver-based Helijet International in Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest. Blade will pay $12 million for exclusive rights to Helijet’s...
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