eVTOL Insights July 2026 Digital Magazine Now Available — Free Download
The July 2026 issue of eVTOL Insights digital magazine is now available for free download, covering the latest developments in the global Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) industry. Highlights include Elroy Air's planned ~$1 billion valuation listing, AutoFlight and EHang's selection for Hong Kong's Regulatory Sandbox X programme, and REGENT completing the world's first dedicated seaglider manufacturing facility.
Highlights
- Elroy Air plans to go public via a business combination agreement in Q4 2026 at an enterprise valuation of approximately $1 billion, funding Chaparral heavy-cargo drone production.
- Hong Kong selected AutoFlight and EHang for its inaugural Regulatory Sandbox X programme to accelerate real-world AAM flight testing and regulatory development.
- REGENT completed the world's first dedicated seaglider manufacturing facility in Rhode Island — a 255,000-sq-ft plant backed by over $10 billion in commercial orders.
- SkyDrive surpassed 100 km/h during SD-05 type testing, marking a new speed milestone for the Japanese eVTOL developer.
- The eVTOL Insights July 2026 digital magazine is available for free download, covering AAM industry news including BETA Technologies, Vertical Aerospace, and Manna Air Delivery.
The July 2026 issue of eVTOL Insights digital magazine is now available for free download, delivering the latest advances from across the global Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) industry.
This month's issue focuses on major breakthroughs in aircraft development, infrastructure investment, regulatory policy, and commercial deployment, offering a comprehensive look at how the industry continues its steady march toward large-scale commercial operations.
This Month's Top Stories
Elroy Air Plans to Go Public at ~$1 Billion Valuation
One of the month's most significant business developments: Elroy Air has announced plans to become a publicly listed company through a business combination agreement, with the transaction expected to close in Q4 2026. The deal is projected to assign the company an enterprise valuation of approximately $1 billion, and will support the commercial-scale production of its Chaparral heavy-cargo drone, further cementing Elroy Air's position as a leader in autonomous logistics.
AutoFlight and EHang Selected for Hong Kong's Regulatory Sandbox X Flight Trial Programme
Hong Kong has announced the selection of AutoFlight and EHang for its inaugural "Regulatory Sandbox X" programme — a significant initiative designed to accelerate the development of the city's low-altitude economy. The programme will support real-world flight testing, scenario validation, and regulatory collaboration, providing a critical roadmap for future commercial air mobility operations.
REGENT Completes World's First Dedicated Seaglider Manufacturing Facility
REGENT has announced the completion of the world's first dedicated seaglider manufacturing facility, located in Rhode Island, USA — a major industry milestone. The 255,000-square-foot facility will serve as the company's global production hub, supporting a commercial order book exceeding $10 billion, underscoring strong market confidence in next-generation maritime-air mobility solutions.
More in This Issue
The July issue also covers:
- BETA Technologies launching an electric aircraft demonstration programme in Hawaii
- Vertical Aerospace's latest crewed flight test milestone
- SkyDrive surpassing 100 km/h during SD-05 type testing
- Manna Air Delivery strategically pausing operations in Ireland
- And more industry news and analysis
Download the July 2026 issue now to stay informed on the news, in-depth analysis, and trends shaping the future of Advanced Air Mobility.
Editorial enquiries: Editor-in-Chief Jason Pritchard — jason@evtolinsights.com
Advertising & partnership enquiries: Business Manager Sam Bromley — sam@evtolinsights.com
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