Crisalion Mobility has completed a pre-sale of 10 of its Integrity eVTOL aircraft to Spain-based business aircraft management company iJet. Together they aim to develop the air mobility sector in the province of Malaga, by designating routes connecting key hotspots and offering unprecedented access to some of the region’s landmarks.

These routes include Malaga to Costa del Sol International airport, a key hub for domestic and global connectivity; links to hotel complexes in the region; to Puerto Banús, Marbella; inland destinations like Ronda and nearby areas like Gibraltar; plus links to north Africa.

The official agreement signing ceremony took place at an event entitled 'The Next Generation of Mobility Solutions' at the Malaga Aeronautical Museum and was chaired by Crisalion Mobility’s CEO Carlos Poveda and iJet Aviation’s CEO Javier Barriga, accompanied by Manuel Heredia, general manager at Crisalion Mobility. The event was attended by the territorial delegate of the Regional Government of Andalusia Carlos García Giménez, the president of the Provincial Council of Malaga José Francisco Salado, and the mayors of various municipalities in the province as well as business leaders and professionals from the aviation and technology sector.

Poveda says: “This pre-sale of our Integrity aircraft and the designation of key routes in Malaga clearly evidence how Spanish companies are innovating and adapting their outlooks to the advanced air mobility solutions their customers will be demanding within a few years. In 2030, mobility will look completely different from the way it is today. We are proud to lead this revolution, upholding our commitment to innovation and sustainable development, both of which are fully aligned with the way we work and our outlook for the future."

Barriga adds: “This agreement with Crisalion Mobility is a major milestone for iJet and for the future of air mobility in Malaga. We are excited to work together to explore new opportunities and offer advanced air transport services to our customers.”