Revo Advances Urban Air Mobility with Simulations with Eve Air Mobility and Omni Helicopters International in São Paulo

9-oct-2025

São Paulo, Brazil – October 2025. Revo has taken a key step toward the future of urban air mobility by participating in air traffic simulations with Eve Air Mobility and Omni Helicopters International, using the Vector system to validate safe and efficient eVTOL aircraft operations in complex urban environments.

The objective of these tests is to prepare the operational infrastructure necessary for the launch of Eve’s eVTOLs in Brazil, as part of a contract signed for up to 50 aircraft, with deliveries expected by the end of 2027.

These simulations represent a tangible advance in the integration of new electric flight technologies in cities, strengthening Revo’s vision as a pioneering operator in this sector.

The company reaffirms that the future of urban aviation is not just a promise, but a reality in the making, combining safety, innovation, and credibility to transform mobility in Brazil and Latin America.

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