The company also has expanded its options for getting from downtown to the airport, a trip that can bog down in traffic, but takes as little as five minutes in the air. Blade Bounce provides trips ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In its largest service expansion to date, BLADE Urban Air Mobility, Inc. (“BLADE”) has launched continuous helicopter flights between Manhattan and John F. Kennedy Airport ( ...

A VIP trip to the airport may soon be a tap away. Rideshare company Uber plans to offer seats on Blade helicopters and seaplanes directly through its app, allowing customers to book fast rides between ...

Uber users living near New York City or Southern Europe may have a new travel option to pick from in 2026: helicopters. Electric air taxi startup Joby Aviation announced Wednesday that Blade Air ...

The service costs $195 per seat for a one-way ticket, compared to the yellow cab rate, which is $60 plus fees and tip. For those who need to get to John F. Kennedy Airport in a pinch, a local ...

Before Blade went public, spokesman Simon McLaren would rep the helicopter service in publications. When Insider sought to confirm McLaren's identity, a Blade employee initially said McLaren was real.

Blade Air Mobility is acquiring three urban air mobility (UAM) operators in Europe for $50 million, including Monacair SAM and Héli Sécurité. This acquisition positions Blade to become the largest ...