The company behind the Lilium Jet has filed for insolvency after its funding option dried up and promises of new financing ...

Manufacturer was building an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) jet to fly up to seven passengers on city-to-city ...

Lilium Files For Bankruptcy Again As Funding Proves Elusive is published in Advanced Air Mobility Report, an Aviation Week Intelligence Network (AWIN) Market Briefing and is included with your AWIN ...

Lilium, which has pioneered eVTOL aircraft development in Europe for more than a decade, is being shut down after a delayed ...

Lilium Aerospace's short-lived existence has ended in insolvency after the company failed to secure funding from its backers ...

Lilium Suspends Business Ops, Faces Potential Second Insolvency is published in Advanced Air Mobility Report, an Aviation ...

Lilium flew a 2-seater prototype which they are hoping to develop into a 5-seater air-taxi. The jet has 36 engines and 12 moveable flaps. The company want it to be an alternative to cars in inner ...

Would-be electric air taxi developer Lilium Aerospace appears to have won a stay of execution and has postponed filing for ...

‘Before we even put pen to paper, we knew that we wanted the final design of the Lilium Jet to take an organic form.’ Instead of looking to the skies, Nathen turned to the ocean, and the form of the ...

German electric aircraft manufacturer Lilium has filed for bankruptcy for the second time following a failed rescue attempt.

The Lilium Jet is an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOL, that can seat from four to six people.Matt Broffman, Lilium’s commercial vice president in North America, said the ...