United Airlines and Archer plan an air taxi network in NYC, offering quick trips from Manhattan to local airports with electric air taxis, aiming for reduced emissions and travel time.

VTOL developer Archer has unveiled plans for a proposed New York City air taxi network in partnership with United Airlines.

The network would be designed to include vertiports at existing aviation assets around the region, including both airports and NYC helipads.

On Thursday, Archer shared its plans for a New York City air taxi network in partnership with United Airlines. With these ...

Archer Aviation ( NYSE: ACHR) announced plans on Thursday to launch an electric air taxi network in New York City. The eVTOL ...

Santa Clara-based eVTOL maker Archer has its sights set on making air taxis a thing, like, really soon. It's just revealed plans for a network of vertiports from which its electric aircraft can take ...

Archer (NYSE: ACHR) unveiled plans today for a proposed New York City air taxi network in partnership with United Airlines, ...

Archer Aviation aims to use its electric aircraft in the Big Apple region as soon as next year, and is partnering with United Airlines.

Archer says it will offer service from Manhattan to LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark, as well as three smaller airports, that is ...

The eVTOL manufacturer, working with United Airlines, looks to link Manhattan with the region’s major airports.

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