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As seen in: The Air Current, Substack, Seeking Alpha, Singularity Hub, The Cipher Brief, Aviation Today, Skies Magazine, Defense Daily, eVTOL.com, Rotor & Wing International
Managing editor of The Air Current.

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I write about electric VTOL aircraft, urban air mobility, drones, unmanned airspace integration, etc for AviationToday/AvionicsInternational.

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Searching for eVTOL applications beyond passenger transport

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By Brian Garrett-Glaser As the managing editor of eVTOL.com, Brian covers the ecosystem emerging around eVTOLs and urban air mobility. Follow him on twitter @bgarrettglaser. View more posts While eVTOL developers such as Archer, Lilium, Wisk, and Volocopter are capturing much of the available attention and funding in pursuit of passenger transport applications, significant progress is being made toward other uses of the novel aircraft type.
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Volocopter’s roadmap to scaled urban air mobility focuses on strong partnerships

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By Brian Garrett-Glaser As the managing editor of eVTOL.com, Brian covers the ecosystem emerging around eVTOLs and urban air mobility. Follow him on twitter @bgarrettglaser. View more posts Volocopter’s approach to bringing urban air mobility (UAM) to cities will focus heavily on strong partnerships, according to a white paper released by the company, an approach the German air taxi developer sees as less risky than a more vertically integrated ecosystem.
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Community Air Mobility Initiative welcomes seven new members, expands cohort series

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By Brian Garrett-Glaser As the managing editor of eVTOL.com, Brian covers the ecosystem emerging around eVTOLs and urban air mobility. Follow him on twitter @bgarrettglaser. View more posts Seven new member organizations joined the Community Air Mobility Initiative (CAMI) the group announced earlier this week, including eVTOL developers, local government agencies, and consultancies relevant to the emerging ecosystem around urban air mobility.
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