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Volocopter raises €200 million in Series D funding round
Volocopter, the pioneer of urban air mobility (UAM), announced the signing of their Series D funding round today, raising €200 million in additional capital. Cumulatively, Volocopter has raised €322 million.
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Air rescue with piloted multicopters demonstrates advantages for patient care
The results of the world's first feasibility study on the use of piloted multicopters in rescue services has concluded that air rescue with piloted multicopters is possible, makes sense, and improves the emergency medical care of the population.
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Volocopter to test their full-scale electrical air taxi, the VoloCity, in the Paris Region
Paris region, Groupe ADP and RATP Group announce the structuring of the Urban Air Mobility industry branch with the creation of a test area at Pontoise airfield and the opening of a call for expressions of interest.
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DB Schenker invests as Volocopter extends Series C Round to €87 million
Volocopter and DB Schenker announce an investment by the global logistics service provider into the pioneer of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) as Volocopter extends its Series C funding to now total €87 million.
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Chinese automaker Geely invests in Volocopter
Volocopter announced that it signed the first closing of its Series C funding round, which is being led by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (Geely Holding). The new funds will be used towards bringing the VoloCity aircraft to commercial launch within the next three years.
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Volocopter air taxi flies over Singapore’s Marina Bay
Volocopter, the pioneer in Urban Air Mobility (UAM), successfully completed its first manned flight over Singapore’s Marina Bay.
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VoloCity to become first commercial Volocopter aircraft
Volocopter, a pioneer in Urban Air Mobility, presented the design for its newest air taxi model: VoloCity. This will be the fourth-generation electrical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) by the German Urban Air Mobility developer.
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