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Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) has been selected as the exclusive Official Air Taxi Provider for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Team USA. The company will integrate its Midnight eVTOL aircraft to transport VIPs, fans, and stakeholders during the Games, which expects to host over 15 million visitors.
The Midnight aircraft, built in America, can carry up to four passengers with less noise and emissions than traditional helicopters. Archer plans to establish vertiport networks at key LA28 venues, including the Stadium in Inglewood, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, LAX, Hollywood, Orange County, and Santa Monica. Flights will range from 10-20 minutes within Archer's LA network.
The partnership includes storytelling rights through NBCUniversal's 2026 and 2028 Olympic Games coverage.
Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) has appointed retired Brigadier General Cristiano Tartaglione as Chief Operating Officer for its UAE operations. Tartaglione brings over 30 years of leadership experience from the Italian Air Force and served as Italy's Defense Attaché to the UAE. He will lead Archer's UAE-based operations, focusing on building local teams and developing infrastructure for the company's electric air taxi network.
Archer, headquartered in Silicon Valley, is developing the Midnight, an all-electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed to transform 60-90 minute car commutes into 10-20 minute electric air taxi flights. The company recently secured design approval from the GCAA to convert the Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal helipad into the UAE's first hybrid heliport for both helicopters and eVTOL aircraft.
Archer (NYSE: ACHR) has received design approval from the UAE's General Civil Aviation Agency (GCAA) to transform the Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal helipad into a hybrid heliport for both helicopter and eVTOL aircraft operations. The project, targeted for completion in the second half of 2025, will be the first site ready for eVTOL operations in the UAE.
The facility will provide direct access to key locations including the Abu Dhabi Port, Louvre Abu Dhabi, Saadiyat Island, and the Corniche. Archer is collaborating with Falcon Aviation and Abu Dhabi Aviation (ADA) for this infrastructure development. The GCAA is developing pioneering regulatory standards for hybrid infrastructure, expected to be published by July 2025.
The strategic location at the cruise terminal serves over 650,000 guests annually. The project involves upgrading existing facilities with charging infrastructure and enhanced landing and safety systems, capitalizing on established airspace regulations and zoning.
Archer (NYSE: ACHR) has unveiled plans for a New York City air taxi network in partnership with United Airlines, aiming to transform regional transportation. The network will connect Manhattan with nearby airports using Archer's Midnight aircraft, reducing typical 1-2 hour drives to 5-15 minute flights.
The Midnight, a piloted electric air taxi, can carry four passengers and features 12 engines and propellers for redundancy. Archer plans to utilize existing aviation infrastructure, including airports and helipads, to establish vertiports. The company received its FAA Part 135 Air Carrier and Operator Certificate in June 2024 and is working toward Type Certification.
The initiative involves collaboration with infrastructure partners including Atlantic Aviation, Signature Aviation, Skyports/GroupeADP, Modern Aviation, and Air Pegasus. United Airlines has already placed an order for a fleet of Midnight aircraft and remains a long-term investor in Archer.