Vertical Mobility Market Growth, Major Companies, Strategies and New Trends by 2030

Global vertical mobility refers to vertical passenger movement from ground to air. They do not normally need a long-term operating distance.Vertical mobility will only be one part of urban transport because it has a limited range of applications and can usually beat other transport modes, such as taxis, within 20 km or more. Once linked with both first and final mile modes of transport, vertical mobility would become an integral part of overall urban mobility. Passenger drones can play a major role as they are quickly available on request.Roughly 100 landing places are sufficient for a town with a million or more people to be widely served. The pilots and up to four passengers are allowed to fly air taxis, often referred to as VTOLs (vertical starting and landing). Generally, the VTOL is powered by electrical rotors and is quieter and more robust.

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Regions covered
North America (the U.S. and Canada), Europe (Germany, the UK, France, and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, India, and Rest of Asia-Pacific), Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, and Rest of LATAM) and The Middle East and Africa

Companies covered

Airbus S.A.S., SureFly, VotAero, Vahana, Aurora Flight Sciences, Lilium GmbH, Embraer, EHANG, Volocopter GmbH, SkyDrive, PIPISTREL, Bell Textron, Neva Aerospace, Opener and Kitty Hawk.

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Top impacting factors: market scenario analysis, trends, drivers and impact analysis

Growing attention to rising airport waiting time, versatility in terms of travel times for passengers, the technical advancement in passenger movement, and increasing demand for satellite-based navigation, increased land-based traffic, increasing traffic congestion in highly urbanized citiesare all main drivers of growth in the markets. Low infrastructure investment is needed for vertical mobility, as airways are almost inexpensive. Besides, an increase in the general population's inclination towards air travel, growing disposable income among the workforce, demand for new commercial aircraft, and increasing defense spending, especially in developing countries, are factors that have a positive impact on the growth of the market for vertical mobility systems. Additionally, security exercises, regular inspections, and directives from various organizations regarding aviation safety drive more market development. However, several operating regulations and a lack of a well-established supply chain and robust infrastructure remain restrictive to the growth of the market.

The global vertical mobilitymarket trends are as follows:

New product launches to flourish the market

As of January 2020, EHang announced that over 2,000 passenger flight tests have been carried out for the EHang 216 aircraft, including flying in winds of up to 70 km / h (44 mph), fog and low visibility situations of about 50 m (164 ft). EHang also seeking for U.S. approval of their aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and their first U.S. flight test took place in January 2020. Also, on 10 March 2020 at its Royan-MédisAérodrome plant, France's VoltAero performed the first flight of its conventional hybrid-electric takeoff and landing (eCTOL) Cassio 1 aircraft.

On 20 March 2020, Israeli VTOL manufacturer Urban Aeronautics announced a collaboration with the Singapore-based helicopter charter booking company Ascent Flights Global to provide UAM services in Asia using CityHawk, a six-seat manned VTOL aircraft manufactured by Metro Skyways. Also, SkyDrive, has announced that the first manned test flights of an eVTOL aircraft in Japan have been conducted on 7 April 2020.

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Increased road traffic and various technological advancements including eVTOL

Furthermore, traffic is a common phenomenon with significant negative consequences as to increased fuel usage, loss of time, and higher emissions. For example, Los Angeles' average resident loses 102 hours of traffic delays a year.The early adopters of eVtoL (electric vertical start-up and landing) aircraft are anticipated to be Smart & creative cities, including Dubai, Singapore, Dallas, China, Sao Paulo, as these regions are easy to make decisions and open to new technology testing. The quickest transport and saves precious time are also vertical mobility. The environment will meet criteria in four main fields, including aircraft structures, certification, and law, social acceptance, and infrastructure to make vertical mobility a reality.

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