In Pictures: Archer, BETA launch ACES consortium to build electric air taxi charging network in Texas

The ACES consortium aims to electrify up to 250 air taxi sites across major U.S. airports and metro areas over the next decade.

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Interoperable charging infrastructure will be key to serving both electric vehicles and next-generation air taxis.

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The Texas project will deploy charging systems designed to support electric aviation across the state.

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ACES partners with TxDOT and the FAA's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program to advance electric skyways.

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Archer and BETA are joining forces with Macquarie Capital to build out the nation's electric aviation charging network.

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The consortium's first project targets Texas as an early hub for electric air taxi infrastructure.

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Electric aviation charging sites are planned for major airports and metropolitan areas nationwide.

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Archer Aviation and BETA Technologies are leading the push to electrify air taxi operations.

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The initiative envisions electric air taxis operating alongside conventional aviation at U.S. airports.

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