LESS THAN A WEEK TO GO! Network with industry leaders at eVTOL Insights’ Christmas Party in London’s Houses of Parliament

There is now less than one week for indus­try exec­u­tives to pur­chase tick­ets to eVTOL Insights’ Christ­mas Par­ty, which will be held at the Hous­es of Par­lia­ment on Thurs­day, Decem­ber 5th.

The event will be from 3.30pm — 5.30pm and con­sist of an after­noon tea served in the icon­ic Ter­race Pavil­ion, which is part of the Palace of West­min­ster, one of the most icon­ic build­ings in the world with sweep­ing icon­ic views of the Riv­er Thames and Lon­don city sky­line.

Tick­ets cost £65 each and can be pur­chased here.

We will be serv­ing:

• Fresh­ly Baked But­ter­milk Scones served with Rodda’s Cor­nish clot­ted cream and Essex Tip­tree straw­ber­ry jam
• A Selec­tion of Fin­ger Sand­wich­es includ­ing Free-range Hen’s Egg and Cress (v), Coro­na­tion Chick­en, Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese, Cheese Ploughman’s and more
• Home­made House of Lords After­noon Tea Cakes with Twin­ings Eng­lish Tea or Fil­ter Cof­fee
  

Jason Pritchard, Exec­u­tive Edi­tor at eVTOL Insights, said: “It’s a plea­sure to bring the Advanced Air Mobil­i­ty com­mu­ni­ty togeth­er again for an after­noon of net­work­ing in one of the most icon­ic build­ings in the world.

“The eVTOL Insights’ After­noon Tea Christ­mas Par­ty is an incred­i­ble oppor­tu­ni­ty to meet the right peo­ple in the indus­try and make new con­nec­tions.”

The Hous­es of Par­lia­ment, offi­cial­ly known as the Palace of West­min­ster, is one of the most icon­ic build­ings in the world, locat­ed on the north bank of the Riv­er Thames in Lon­don.

This mag­nif­i­cent Goth­ic Revival struc­ture serves as the meet­ing place for the UK Par­lia­ment, hous­ing both the House of Com­mons and the House of Lords.

The build­ing is char­ac­ter­ized by its strik­ing archi­tec­ture, with intri­cate stone carv­ings, spires, and tow­ers.

The most famous of these is the Eliz­a­beth Tow­er, which hous­es Big Ben, the mas­sive clock bell that has become a sym­bol of British cul­ture and pol­i­tics.

The Vic­to­ria Tow­er, at the oppo­site end of the build­ing, stands as one of the tallest tow­ers, hous­ing impor­tant par­lia­men­tary records.