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eVTOL Model Is A Fully Electric Vertical Take-Off And Landing Aircraft, And According To Embraer, It Is Designed With A Focus On Users, With Low Noise And No Carbon Emissions
Eve, a subsidiary of Embraer, has formalized the process to obtain a Type Certificate for the eVTOL project, the flying car model, with the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC). Thus, Eve publicly and officially commits to demonstrating compliance with international technical standards as well as the airworthiness requirements that are mandatory for certification.
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With the support of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC), Eve will continue to interact with the major aviation authorities around the world, with the aim of soon formalizing the certificate validation process, in accordance with the global business strategy that the company has.
According to the ANAC’s Airworthiness Superintendent, Roberto Honorato, there is still much work to be done regarding regulation, not only concerning the aircraft technology but also in defining the entire ecosystem.
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About Eve’s Electric Flying Car
The eVTOL, developed by Eve, is a fully electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft. According to Embraer, the aircraft, designed with a focus on users, will provide transportation that is comfortable, with low noise and no carbon emissions.
As informed by Luiz Felipe Valentini, Eve’s Chief Technology Officer, formalizing the certification process for the eVTOL is a very important step for continuing the discussions that are already taking place between Eve and ANAC regarding the certification of the vehicle for urban mobility.
In December of last year, Eve and Sydney Seaplanes, a company from Australia, announced that they would form a partnership to initiate the implementation of electric air taxi operations in Sydney, with an initial order of 50 aircraft, scheduled for delivery starting in 2026.
Embraer and Eve
Embraer S.A. is a Brazilian multinational conglomerate, founded in 1969, that manufactures commercial, executive, agricultural, and military aircraft, aerospace parts, and provides services and support in the sector.
Eve is a company of Embraer that will be listed on the NYSE through a business combination with Zanite Acquisition Corp, which, through Urban Air Traffic Management (UATM), is preparing the skies for the future of urban flight.
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