Aviation Week: Urban Mobility Comes to EBACE

Battery-powered drones are making lots of news these days – too often for causing trouble at commercial airports – but their larger VTOL siblings, capable

EBACE 2019 put urban air mobility (UAM) on center stage Wednesday in its Innovation Zone, where moderator Cyrus Sigari, co-founder of JetAviva introduced a slew

Pegasus Universal, a Pretoria, South African-based aerospace company debuted a six-foot by six-foot model of a vertical takeoff and landing aircraft – called Pegasus One

The 2019 European Business Aviation Congress and Exhibition (EBACE), held in Geneva for 19 years, marked a high-tech stamp as well as business jets developed

The fields of aviation and aesthetic medicine could hardly be further apart, but one pioneering doctor hasn’t let that stop him. Dr Reza, one of

Pretoria, South Africa-based Pegasus Universal Aerospace is debuting a model of its Pegasus One VTOL business aircraft this week at EBACE 2019. On display at

South African start-up advances with the design of the VBJ-1, a vertical take-off and landing airplane for eight passengers. Aviation start-ups have been multiplying throughout

Africa is undergoing a massive transformation and last week the FINN team was at the Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) Show at Waterkloof, just outside

Dr Reza Mia at the African Aerospace and Defence Exhibition held at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria, 20 September 2018. Picture: Jacques Nelles