Supernal LLC and Sigma Air Mobility – a Luxaviation Group company – today announced a joint effort to identify and develop targeted markets for future AAM infrastructure and investments, targeting key markets in South and Southeast Asia and potential opportunities in Southern Europe, with Sigma operating Supernal electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and providing vertiport development and operations and related services.
The partnership unites Supernal and HMG’s expertise in eVTOL design and manufacturing with Sigma and Luxaviation Group’s global presence and extensive expertise in aviation fleet and infrastructure operations, training and technical services, say the companies in a press release. Together the two parent companies operate in more than 60 countries, with HMG’s global presence in 42 countries and Luxaviation operating in 23.
Sigma serves a broad base of customers with AAM solutions, recognizing aircraft electrification as a necessity to achieving net-zero targets in the wider air transport industry. Luxaviation Group is one of the largest business aircraft, helicopter and private aviation terminal operators worldwide. Sigma draws from Luxaviation’s extensive operational expertise and footprint for its efforts in sustainable and accessible air mobility.
Under the multi-year memorandum of understanding, Supernal and Sigma will identify target markets for collaborative projects, align with local transportation needs and work with public and private partners and investors to establish the structure needed to build local AAM ecosystems.
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