Eve Air Mobility says its Vector traffic-management software helped Brazilian air mobility operator Revo run helicopter shuttles during the São Paulo Grand Prix weekend at Interlagos, with the system coordinating more than 100 flights at its peak on Sunday, Nov. 8.
According to Eve’s announcement, Revo’s team used Vector to schedule landing and takeoff slots and manage ground operations at a temporary helipad set up at the Ayrton Senna Kart Track next to the circuit. It was the software’s second outing at the event, following a first deployment there in 2025.
Eve, an Embraer Group company, said its staff worked alongside Revo’s operations team across all three days of the event.
What Vector does
Vector is Eve’s urban air traffic management product. It is built in modules, with Helipad and Vertiport (Aerodrome) and Ground Operations modules available now. A Fleet Operations module aimed at helicopter and eVTOL operators is planned for 2027.
Eve CEO Johann Bordais said handling one of Brazil’s busiest helicopter weekends showed the maturity of the company’s urban mobility tools. Revo CEO João Welsh said the partnership supports both bringing eVTOLs into Revo’s operations and developing urban air traffic management.
The eVTOL connection
Revo signed Eve’s first global contract in June 2025, covering up to 50 eVTOLs plus Vector and after-sales services, and is set to be Eve’s first eVTOL operator in Brazil. Eve says it has completed more than 73 test flights since its flight campaign began in 2025 and plans to build six certification prototypes for a campaign starting in 2027.
More Info:
Eve Air Mobility (Official website): click here
Revo (Official website): click here
Eve Air Mobility press release via PR Newswire: click here
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