AirX inks firm deal for two Eve eVTOLs to expand urban air mobility in Japan

Tokyo-based vertical air mobility company AirX has placed a firm order for two eVTOLs from Eve Air Mobility, with options for up to 48 additional aircraft, in order to grow its urban air mobility network in Japan.

In a statement on February 4, 2026, Embraer announced that the new agreement marks a “significant step toward advancing sustainable urban air mobility solutions in Japan”.

“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 Johann Bordais, CEO of Eve Air Mobility. 

Under the terms of the agreement, AirX will integrate Eve’s eVTOL aircraft into its operations, supporting the company’s vision to offer efficient, zero-emission transportation alternatives for urban and regional travel. 

The first two aircraft are anticipated to be delivered in 2029, with opportunities for further growth as the demand for advanced air mobility increases.

“We are excited to partner with Eve Air Mobility to bring next-generation air transportation to Japan,” said Kiwamu Tezuka, Founder and CEO at AirX. “This collaboration reinforces our commitment to sustainability and innovation, and positions AirX at the forefront of the evolving air mobility market.”

Eve Air Mobility’s eVTOL aircraft are designed to provide safe, reliable and environmentally friendly transportation, leveraging advanced technology to reduce noise and emissions.

Eve’s eVTOLs will be used to serve sightseeing routes and last mile missions in cities such as Tokyo and Osaka.

Concluding the statement, Megha Bhatia, Chief Commercial Officer at Eve Air Mobility said: “Japan is positioned to be one of the leaders in this region with its strategic focus on Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) to provide cleaner and accessible transportation solutions.” The post AirX inks firm deal for two Eve eVTOLs to expand urban air mobility in Japan appeared first on AeroTime.

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