Managing Editor, Advanced Air Mobility Report
Ben Goldstein is the Managing Editor at Advanced Air Mobility Report. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on drone technology, transportation policy, and healthcare technology. His work has been featured in Aviation Week Network, The Comanche Chief, Inc., and the Journal of Medical Internet Research (Jmir).
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Ben Goldstein's coverage predominantly focuses on transportation and logistics, with a specific emphasis on eVTOL technology and air taxi startups. His articles mainly include press releases and private sector announcements related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Ben, consider providing him with exclusive insights or news about developments within the eVTOL industry, especially those related to key companies such as Lilium and Honeywell Aerospace. Additionally, pitches that offer in-depth analysis of the AAM stock performance or detailed updates about significant partnerships within the air mobility space might be well-received by Ben based on his coverage attributes.
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For years, discussions about the future of business aviation focused on new aircraft, sustainable fuels and, more recently, electric air taxis.
By: Ben Goldstein
Vertical Aerospace believes the biggest unknowns surrounding its Valo eVTOL are now behind it after two years of piloted flight testing established both the aircraft's technical maturity and a clear path toward certification.
By: Ben Goldstein
Cornell University researchers are looking to fill the gap between preflight strategic planning and last-resort collision avoidance for dense drone operations.
By: Ben Goldstein
Commercial drone operations are becoming routine, and the digital infrastructure supporting them is reaching scale.
Vertical Aerospace has pushed its target for type certification of its Valo air taxi from late 2028 to 2029, marking a minor delay even as the
Eve Air Mobility is preparing to enter the next phase of flight testing after completing 59 flights and 2.5 hr. of flight time with its engineering
Surf Air Mobility is expanding its software business by commercializing tools originally developed to improve the performance of its own regional airline operations.
By: Ben Goldstein
Horizon Aircraft expects to complete assembly of its first full-scale Cavorite X7 demonstrator by spring 2027, about one quarter later than previously planned.
By: Ben Goldstein
Archer Aviation, BETA Technologies and Macquarie Capital have launched a consortium to develop an interoperable charging network for electric aircraft
