CAA发布eVTOL交付模式

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published its new electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) Delivery Model , which sets out how a regulatory framework can be delivered to enable the safe flying of new aircraft. The model also outlines ways to promote the safe integration of eVTOL in tandem with existing aviation services and sets out a plan for the commercial operation of flights by the end of 2028. The document sets out regulatory framework to enable safe flying of these new aircraft © UK Civil Aviation Authority As part of the Delivery Model, the CAA is collaborating with industry, government and industrial partners, building on existing aviation rules and aiming to prioritise safety whilst enabling the growth of the sector as a whole. Sophie O’Sullivan, Director Future Safety and Innovation at the UK Civil Aviation Authority said: The emergence of eVTOL offers new opportunities for the aerospace industry and the potential to reshape how people travel and goods are delivered. Our eVTOL Delivery Model outlines how we as a regulator are working to enable this new industry to operate with the highest safety standards, and our ambition to put in place the regulatory framework to facilitate commercial eVTOL operations in the UK by the end of 2028 in line with the government’s objectives. Tags Civil Aviation Authority Electric Vehicles United Kingdom Urban Air Mobility Products & Services Airport Operations Related News 22 Sep 2025 | Infrastructure Gatwick's Second Runway Project Wins Government Approval The UK Government has approved London Gatwick's 2.2 billion GBP Northern Runway scheme, which will bring a second runway into regular use. 18 Sep 2025 | Terminal Heathrow Airport Rolls Out ChargeBox Fast Charging Stations London Heathrow Airport has begun a rollout of 41 ChargeBox fast charging stations across Terminals 3, 4 and 5. 17 Sep 2025 | Comment UK SAF Mandate: The Year So Far How far has the United Kingdom come since the introduction of the SAF Mandate this past January? We take a look at a few key projects. 15 Sep 2025 | Business US DOT Unveils New Pilot to Accelerate AAM Deployment The US DOT has announced a new pilot that aims to accelerate the deployment of advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles. 15 Sep 2025 | Airport Operations Heathrow Hits 8 Million Passenger Milestone in August Heathrow Airport hit a new milestone with the processing of 8 million passengers in a single month this August. 11 Sep 2025 | Airport Operations easyJet to Open New Newcastle Base One Week Early in 2026 easyJet will open its new three-aircraft Newcastle base a week earlier than initially planned, with flights now available from 22 March 2026… Get in touch Please fill in the contact form opposite. A member of the team will be in touch shortly.