On Tuesday, November 29, Archer completed Maker’s first full transition flight less than a year after its first hover flight, the culmination of several months of intensive flight testing Full ...

The all-electric eVTOL aircraft is set to begin production in 2022, with United Airlines among the first commercial customers. Archer Aviation is back on the radar with the reveal of the Maker, its ...

I can't tell you how many sci-fi movies I watched as a kid (a lot), but I can tell you that they sure had me convinced I would have my own flying car by now. That may still be far off, but an exciting ...

Archer Aviation is bouncing hard while rivals Joby and EHang sink deeper into 2026 losses, but a pending acquisition, widening net losses, and an unfinished FAA certification process all pull in ...

Editor's note: A previous version of this story stated in the headline that Archer achieved "forward" flight rather than "cruise" flight. This has been corrected and ...

Palo Alto's Archer has unveiled a full-scale, two-seat, autonomous prototype of its Maker eVTOL aircraft at the Hawthorne Airport in California. This striking aircraft will begin ground tests and ...

Archer Aviation, the California-based designer of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, has announced that its Maker eVTOL made its first full-transition to wing-borne flight on 29 ...

Palo Alto startup Archer has started flight tests with its autonomous, two-seat Maker demonstration aircraft, fulfilling a promise it made when it popped out of stealth mode 18 months ago to start ...

Archer Aviation's Maker eVTOL aircraft successfully completed its first transition from vertical takeoff to fully wingborne forward flight, reaching 91 knots, less than 12 months after its initial ...

If you are looking for the next big idea that could change the world, then Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) might just pop up on your radar screen. While the company isn't actually working on technology ...

Archer Aviation’s in-development Maker electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft has flown for the first time. Palo Alto-based Archer says its two-seat demonstrator completed a hover ...