German multicopter developer continuing the two-seat VoloCity EASA certification program after its 2025 reorganization under Diamond Aircraft.
Propulsion Architecture
Battery-electric multicopter with 18 independent electric motors and fixed-pitch rotors; piloted two-seat urban-air-taxi configuration.
Primary Certification Context
EASA / UK CAA SC-VTOL
Strengths
VoloCity has extensive multicopter flight-test experience, and Volocopter's current site continues to describe the aircraft as on the path to EASA certification. Diamond Aircraft completed Volocopter's reorganization in March 2025. In May 2026, ADAC Luftrettung pilots outside the traditional test-pilot group flew VoloCity under supervision with the SimX ground station, providing operational-usability and situational-awareness evidence.
Primary sources: current VoloCity certification positioning; reorganization update; May 2026 supervised flight-test update.
Weaknesses / Open Questions
No EASA Type Certificate has been identified. The company has not published a current regulator-committed certification date, and pre-reorganization schedules should not be carried forward. Organization approvals, production capability and supervised flight tests do not establish VoloCity type certification or passenger-service approval.
Last Updated
September 19, 2026