Archer and Atlantic Aviation unite!
Because two is way better than one
I don’t really talk about Archer much. But it’s high time that I did.
Archer Aviation is teaming up with Atlantic Aviation to revolutionize urban travel by setting up electric aircraft (eVTOL) hubs in bustling metropolitan areas like Los Angeles, New York, Northern California, and Southern Florida. This partnership is sealed with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), signaling the start of a futuristic commute era.
Atlantic Aviation is gearing up for a green makeover, planning to retrofit a hefty chunk of its current infrastructure to support the eco-friendly skies, including Archer's trendy Midnight Air Taxi service. They're looking to make a splash in four key markets initially.
Oh wait I’m not done yet. The plan includes hooking up with Beta Technologies to rig up state-of-the-art rapid recharging stations. These Beta chargers are no ordinary plugs; they're equipped with the Combined Charging System (CCS), getting a thumbs-up from the big shots at the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) and a nod from top industry players.
The grand launch of these electric skyports is penciled in for around 2025, with an eye on broadening the network across Atlantic Aviation’s expansive portfolio as Archer's fleet of aircraft gets beefed up.
Nikhil Goyal, Archer's Chief Commercial Officer, couldn't hide his enthusiasm. He's thrilled about electrifying America's gridlocked cities with top-tier aviation assets. Initial eVTOL Vertiport spots are set to serve as springboards for future growth, offering prime, central landing spots for the Midnight flyers.
Archer is on a mission to redefine city travel. Imagine swapping a tedious 60 to 90-minute car crawl with a swift, serene 10 to 20-minute electric air taxi hop. That's what they're bringing to the table with the Archer Midnight—a sleek, four-passenger craft tailored for quick, frequent jaunts with rapid loading and unloading. They're not just changing how we travel; they're making it cooler, cleaner, and a whole lot quicker.
Archer’s link: https://www.archer.com/