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Volocopter’s VoloCity eVTOL Passes EASA’s Aircraft Level System Review Audit

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Volocopter announced today that its electric air taxi has passed the Aircraft Level System Review audit conducted by EASA.

(Bruchsal, Germany) Volocopter announced today that its VoloCity electric air taxi passed the Aircraft Level System Review audit conducted by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) against the ARP4754A standard.

Crewed Volocopter 2x flies in front of ADP and Skyports Vertiport at Pontoise-Cormeille UAM testbed copy - 10w.jpg

Photo courtesy of Volocopter: A crewed Volocopter 2x flies in front of ADP and Skyports Vertiport at the Pontoise-Cormeille UAM testbed.

ARP4754A is a mandatory standard that defines the system engineering and safety practices and processes necessary for the development of VoloCity to be certified in the European Economic Area, according to a post from Volocopter’s Instagram account.

“This is not only a huge step forward on our path to type certification but also a significant achievement for the whole eVTOL industry seeking EASA certification,” the company’s Instagram post read.