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Riyadh Air receives first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Image: Riyadh Air The leased aircraft marks a significant milestone for Riyadh Air and will serve as a technical spare and training asset. This leased aircraft is in addition to Riyadh Air’s original order of 72 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. It will be utilised over the coming months for pilot and crew training, as well as to support the airline’s Air Operator Certificate (AOC) process with the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). Once operational readiness is achieved, the aircraft will serve as a technical spare to ensure smooth operations when Riyadh Air begins service in 2025

his makes JetSetGo, headquartered in New Delhi, Eve’s 14th Vector customer and its second customer in India.

Eve’s Urban ATM software solution is a key enabler to the efficient implementation and scalability of urban air mobility (UAM) by providing services for air navigation service providers, urban authorities, fleet operators, vertiport operators, and other UAM stakeholders. The solution includes UAM flight coordination, vertiport automation airside support, airspace flow management and conformance management.

“This agreement demonstrates Eve’s continued commitment to the Indian market and we are looking forward to working with JetSetGo on urban air traffic management in India,” said Luiz Mauad, vice president, customer service at Eve Air Mobility. “With traffic congestion continuing to impact productivity in major cities, Urban Air Mobility has the potential to not only help address these issues, but also connect regions outside of the city that do not have efficient access. Eve’s Urban ATM solution will play a critical role in helping to transport eVTOL passengers quickly and safely in densely populated cities in the future.”

“Urban Air Mobility has the transformative potential to reshape urban living by making travel faster, cleaner, and more efficient while addressing the growing challenges of modern cities. At JetSetGo, we are committed to driving this change in India through our partnership with Eve Air Mobility,” said Kanika Tekriwal, CEO and Co-Founder, JetSetGo. “By leveraging Eve’s cutting-edge Vector Urban ATM platform, we aim to enable the seamless and safe operation of eVTOL aircraft in the future. This technology is vital for tackling issues like traffic congestion, wasted hours, worsening air pollution, and the need for eco-friendly travel solutions. Furthermore, our efforts focus on ensuring that UAM solutions are quiet, safe, and widely embraced by communities. Through these innovations, we aim to improve urban life and position India as a global leader in the future of aviation.”

As part of the agreement, the two companies will collaborate in a number of different ways including promoting Urban Air Mobility in India as JetSetGo explores new opportunities in urban air mobility.

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