Vertical Aerospace in the news

Vertical Aerospace shareholders approved new governance terms for Mudrick Capital, expanded employee stock options, and ratified their auditor at the 2026 AGM, while a proposal to remove founder references failed.

At its AGM, Vertical Aerospace granted its largest shareholder, Mudrick Capital Management, L.P., board rights and ratified its auditor.

Vertical Aerospace Ltd. presented a slide deck at the 16th Annual Aviation Forum covering airlines, lessors, and manufacturers.

Vertical Aerospace's chief engineer, David King, advises embracing discovery and safe, quick learning for young engineers developing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

Vertical Aerospace's stock fair value has been cut by analysts who trimmed price targets post-Q2 results due to execution and valuation risks around milestones.

Vertical Aerospace secured US$100 million through a mix of stock offering, convertible preferred shares, and convertible notes.

Vertical Aerospace is finalizing its Valo electric aircraft design for 2029 certification, building prototypes, and testing hybrid-electric propulsion, while seeking government funding for production.

Vertical Aerospace secured approximately $100 million in financing to advance the certification and commercialization of its Valo electric aircraft and fund key program priorities.

Vertical Aerospace's chief engineer discusses how their eVTOL tiltrotor, the VX4, offers sustainable regional connectivity by leveraging existing airfields and anticipating battery advancements.

The document describes the first public demonstration of Vertical Aerospace flight at the Farnborough International Airshow using advanced composite rotor blades designed in conjunction with NCC.

Vertical Aerospace secured 10 million in UK government funding and attracted MOD interest for military applications of its electric aircraft, following a successful public piloted transition flight demonstration at Farnborough.

Vertical Aerospace is progressing towards 2028 certification for its Valo eVTOL, incorporating customer feedback for safety and luggage, while also developing a hybrid variant and managing capital efficiently.

Vertical Aerospace successfully completed the first piloted flight of its final full-scale prototype, moving the company closer to the critical design phase for its electric aircraft.

Vertical Aerospace successfully flew its latest VX4 prototype as it transitions development focus toward the commercial Valo air taxi.

Vertical Aerospace successfully conducted the first piloted flight of its final full-scale eVTOL prototype in the UK.

Vertical Aerospace completed the first piloted flight of its new full-scale prototype, moving closer to certification and commercial service.

Vertical Aerospace completed its first piloted prototype flight while ARK Invest sold $13 million in Archer Aviation shares.

Vertical Aerospace completed its first piloted eVTOL flight, doubling its testing capacity despite current stock trading below key moving averages.

Vertical Aerospace completed the first piloted flight of its final prototype, moving the electric aircraft closer to certification and pre-production assembly.

Vertical Aerospace successfully completed the first piloted flight of its final full-scale eVTOL prototype to accelerate certification and future hybrid-electric development.