Eve Air Mobility has announced that it has signed a second binding order with AirX, a Japanese provider of air mobility services.
The first two eVTOL aircraft are expected to be delivered in 2029, with the potential to expand up to 50 aircraft as demand grows. AirX will integrate the eVTOLs into its operations as part of the agreement, with the goal of offering faster and more sustainable transportation alternatives for urban and regional travel.
“Our first agreement in Asia-Pacific, achieved in partnership with AirX in Japan, is more than a milestone; it launches a new era that will redefine urban mobility,” said Eve Air CEO Johann Bordais. “Asia-Pacific is poised to help lead the global transformation toward sustainable air transportation, and together we are pioneering solutions that will redefine how cities connect, move, and thrive. This partnership is a bold step toward a cleaner, smarter future for generations to come.”
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The eVTOLs will be used on sightseeing routes and last-mile missions in cities such as Tokyo and Osaka. Eve states that the agreement underscores the increasing demand for sustainable air mobility solutions and the company’s own growing presence.
“We are excited to partner with Eve Air Mobility to bring next-generation air transportation to Japan,” said Kiwamu Tezuka, founder and CEO of AirX. “This collaboration reinforces our commitment to sustainability and innovation, and positions AirX at the forefront of the evolving air mobility market.”
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