Aerospace

Eve binding orders, August 2026

Firm commitments announced in the week of 3 August 2026, aircraft.

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About this data

Revo in Brazil and AirX in Japan each committed to up to 50 aircraft, marking the shift from letters of intent to firm orders. The AirX agreement covers two initial aircraft with delivery expected in 2029 — a reminder that binding does not mean near-term.

Eve binding orders, August 2026

Eve binding orders, August 2026

Firm commitments announced in the week of 3 August 2026, aircraft.

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Data table

Eve binding orders, August 2026 — binding_orders data table (eVTOL: From Letters of Intent to Binding Orders)
series aircraft customer source_ref value_basis
binding_orders 50 Revo (Brazil) aviationweek-bizav-aug2026 Binding order for up to 50 aircraft, week of Aug 3 2026
binding_orders 50 AirX (Japan) eve-airx Second binding order with AirX for up to 50 aircraft; first two aircraft expected 2029

Methodology & sources

Last updated: Aug 14, 2026

Methodology

The headline number in this sector is commitment volume, and it is badly overstated if letters of intent are counted as orders. Eve’s ~2,700-aircraft figure is total commitments, the large majority of which are LOIs. The separate "binding orders" chart isolates the firm commitments announced in the week of Aug 3, 2026. Archer publishes an order book by VALUE (>$6bn) rather than by unit count, and Joby does not publish a comparable unit total, so neither appears on the unit chart. Converting a dollar book to units would require an assumed unit price — omitted per the binding rules. CAVEAT: certification target years are OEM statements, not regulator commitments, and have slipped repeatedly across this sector. The Aug 2026 sourcing on the binding orders is thin — a single trade-press brief plus the OEM release. Scout run: Trending_Candidates/2026-08-06.md. Re-verified 2026-08-10.

Comparisons are informative, not definitive. See each source for definitions and limits.

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