Congested Cities. Fewer Resources.
Rising Emissions.

Cities are growing – and so are the challenges
of moving people and goods quickly and cleanly.

Congestion

Traffic collapse in megacities is resulting in a tremendous economic loss. More than 400 billion USD loss per year in US, UK and GER alone.*

*Source: The Economist – The hidden cost of congestion (2018)

Resources

Limited space, budgets and materials are being overconsumed on a daily basis. More than 12 billion EUR running costs per year for mobility infrastructure. More than 85 billion EUR due investment in rail system.*

*Source: BMVI

Pollution

Conventional individual mobility solutions result in pollution & global warming.

55€/ton CO2 in 2025*: More than 15 billion EUR avoidable CO2 cost in 2025 for production of EV-batteries (EU).

*Source: www.bundesregierung.de

Health

Public mass transport systems are a breeding ground for infectious diseases. More than 500 billion USD annual economic cost of influenza alone.*

*Source: Finance & Development – Epidemics and Economics (June 2018, Vol. 55, No.2)


A fully electric aircraft that flies automatically,
without a pilot on board.
It delivers clean, direct, and
efficient air mobility for everyday life.
Top speed:
130 km/h
Zero
emissions
Quiet as a
dishwasher
As affordable
as a taxi ride
Meet the eCopter

Use Cases

Providing a Complete Infrastructure
FlyNow is a founding member of the Sky Alliance for Automated Air Mobility (SALAAM) — an integrated air transport system built for the future of flight.

Together, we’re developing the full ecosystem needed to integrate air mobility into daily life — seamlessly, safely, and at scale.

SALAAM.earth

With over 400 full-scale test flights completed and our first certification milestone achieved under EASA guidelines, we’ve already shown that our system works. Not just a concept

Our Partners
We are proud to create the future together with our partners:

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