EHang the world’s leading Urban Air Mobility (UAM) technology platform company, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ANRA Technologies, a world leader in uncrewed traffic management and mission-centric software platforms. This agreement was signed during the Paris Air Show (PAS) 2025 with the goal to jointly accelerate the safe, efficient, and scalable deployment of UAM services in international markets – particularly in Europe and Latin America – through the integrated digital infrastructure.
This MoU brings together two pioneering industry leaders dedicated to transforming the future of aerial mobility. EHang was the first in the world to obtain type certification for a human-carrying eVTOL aircraft system, and also received the first-ever Air Operator Certificate (OC) in China for commercial operations with human-carrying in China. ANRA, meanwhile, is the certified U-space service provider by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), establishing itself as a leader in the deployment of digital air traffic management solutions for uncrewed aviation across Europe and beyond.
The collaboration aims to integrate EHang’s certified EH216-S eVTOL systems and supporting ground infrastructure with ANRA’s certified airspace management platforms. Together, the two parties will jointly explore use cases, develop turnkey UAM solutions, and support the deployment of UAM services and vertiport networks through integrated digital ecosystems.
Ms. Victoria Jing Xiang, Chief Operating Officer for Europe and Latin America of EHang, said: “This partnership reinforces our commitment not only to lead in aircraft innovation, but also to build the ecosystem required for the safe and scalable growth of unmanned UAM. ANRA’s proven capabilities in U-space services and strong alignment with global regulatory standards make it a natural partner as we expand operations across Europe and beyond.”
Ajay Modha, Head of UK-EU Business for ANRA Technologies Europe, added: “EHang’s EH216-S becomes world’s first and only pilotless passenger carrying eVTOL to secure three mandatory airworthiness certifications from China’s CAAC. Together, we will lay the groundwork for a new era of air mobility – powered by automation, digital integration, and a shared commitment to operational excellence.”
The partnership will focus on technology integration, regulatory coordination, and trial projects to develop future-ready urban air mobility solutions, laying the groundwork for global UAM and low-altitude economy development.
