26 August 2026

Eve Air Mobility and RV Connex Sign MOU on Thailand Urban Air Mobility Regulation

Eve Air Mobility and Thailand's RV Connex have signed an MOU to jointly advance regulatory development for Thailand's Advanced Air Mobility industry.
Rendering of an Eve Air Mobility eVTOL aircraft in RV Connex livery following the companies’ MOU on advanced air mobility regulation in Thailand.
Eve Air Mobility and RV Connex have signed an MOU to collaborate on regulatory development and operational frameworks for advanced air mobility in Thailand. [Eve Air Mobility]

Eve Air Mobility and RV Connex Co., Ltd., a Thai engineering and aerospace company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work together on regulatory development for Thailand's Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) industry.

Under the MOU, the two companies will jointly pursue long-term industry and regulatory engagement in Thailand, bringing together public and private stakeholders to help establish safe, efficient and scalable advanced air mobility operations.

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“Thailand offers a fantastic opportunity for urban air mobility. Working with RV Connex lets us help shape the regulations this industry needs to grow,” said Johann Bordais, Chief Executive Officer at Eve Air Mobility. “This MOU shows our strong commitment to building the needed regulatory and operational foundations together with local partners.”

The collaboration will evaluate future operational scenarios, safety requirements, airspace rules and infrastructure needs specific to Thailand's aviation system, drawing on global AAM standards while addressing local market needs. RV Connex will work with partners across government, academia and industry to keep the process thorough and inclusive.

“RV Connex wants to help make Thailand a leader in global advanced air mobility,” said Sujate Jantarang, President of RV Connex. “Our MOU with Eve Air Mobility and our partners will create a strong framework to help Thai authorities develop modern, globally aligned regulations for this new technology.”

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