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Network introduction
Electric aircraft are coming. The question is where they fly first. One morning, above the largest city maquette in the world, the network for electric aviation comes together to map the passenger and cargo routes that open Europe's first electric connections. Join the conversation and register now.
Host
Co-host · passenger routes
Cargo routes
Network introduction
Amsterdam in Motion holds a limited number of guests, and this morning is where the first electric routes get put on the map. Register now and tell us about any dietary requirements while you are at it.
All seats at Amsterdam in Motion have been taken. Email Sietse to join the waitlist — if a seat opens up, we will let you know.
Which routes will electric aircraft fly first?
Transavia on how networks are built, Vlindair on passenger routes, e-Smart Avia on cargo — then the whole room gets to work in a pressure cooker session.
Looking out over a capital of nearly a million people, the case makes itself: liveable cities, connectivity that matters economically and socially, and the role electric aviation plays in both.
Amsterdam in Motion was created for the city's 750th anniversary, initiated by Duncan Stutterheim, curated by the Amsterdam Museum and funded by donors including Schiphol Group.
Demo flights, partnerships and sessions that got electric aviation in Europe this far.
Seats at Amsterdam in Motion are limited — secure yours now.
Register now