Eve Air Mobility and Revo Deploy Its Urban Air Traffic Management Software at F1 Brazil Grand Prix in São Paulo

Eve Air Mobil­i­ty has announced the first real-world deploy­ment of its urban air traf­fic man­age­ment soft­ware, Vec­tor, in part­ner­ship with Revo.

The imple­men­ta­tion was used by Revo’s team over the week­end at the F1 Brazil Grand Prix in São Paulo and rep­re­sents a sig­nif­i­cant step in bring­ing scal­able, auto­mat­ed traf­fic man­age­ment solu­tions to Advanced Air Mobil­i­ty (AAM).

The Vec­tor Soft­ware was used to man­age heli­copter oper­a­tions at the Inter­la­gos race­track. Designed with a mod­u­lar and scal­able archi­tec­ture, the soft­ware cur­rent­ly offers a Ver­ti­port and Ground Oper­a­tions Mod­ule, enabling oper­a­tors to smooth­ly man­age high-vol­ume ver­ti­port and heli­port activ­i­ty.

A Fleet Oper­a­tions Mod­ule, planned for launch in 2026, will sup­port heli­copter and eVTOL oper­a­tor needs as UAM net­works expand.

Johann Bor­dais, CEO of Eve, said: “This deploy­ment was not only about tech­nol­o­gy, it was about build­ing matu­ri­ty in our Urban ATM solu­tion.

“Real-world oper­a­tions pro­vide us with invalu­able insights that accel­er­ate the evo­lu­tion of Vec­tor and ensure we deliv­er reli­able and agile solu­tions for cus­tomers world­wide. Part­ner­ing with Revo at such a high-pro­file event deliv­ers on our vision to lead in advanced air traf­fic man­age­ment.”

Revo, an ear­ly adopter of the plat­form, has already col­lab­o­rat­ed with Eve through mul­ti­ple train­ing and deploy­ment ses­sions.

Joao Welsh, CEO of Revo, added: “Two years ago, Revo inno­vat­ed by offer­ing heli­copter flights with first-class ser­vice and book­ing in just a few min­utes. Now, a new chap­ter begins. At major sport­ing events in the cap­i­tal of São Paulo, such as the São Paulo GP, eVTOLs will be an advan­ta­geous, safe and sus­tain­able alter­na­tive.”

The São Paulo deploy­ment fol­lowed train­ing ses­sions between Eve’s Tech­Care and Vec­tor Soft­ware teams, as well as Revo’s oper­a­tional staff, mark­ing a crit­i­cal step in Eve’s com­mer­cial­iza­tion roadmap.

While future Vec­tor Soft­ware oper­a­tions are planned at addi­tion­al sites, includ­ing res­i­den­tial and com­mer­cial hubs, the GP debut demon­strat­ed the software’s flex­i­bil­i­ty in man­ag­ing com­plex, high-den­si­ty oper­a­tions.

The software’s val­ue propo­si­tion lies in enabling safe, effi­cient low-alti­tude traf­fic man­age­ment through automa­tion and data-dri­ven ser­vices. Ear­ly adop­tion accel­er­ates its matu­ri­ty, mak­ing Eve a stronger part­ner for cities, oper­a­tors and reg­u­la­tors as they pre­pare for the next era of avi­a­tion.

In June 2025, Revo signed a frame­work agree­ment with Eve, which includes the pur­chase of up to 50 eVTOLs, as well as after­mar­ket ser­vices, form­ing the foun­da­tion for a turn-key solu­tion that inte­grates and enables Revo’s future oper­a­tion. The inte­grat­ed mod­el also enhances the end-passenger’s expe­ri­ence, pro­vid­ing a safe and qui­et jour­ney while deliv­er­ing sub­stan­tial time sav­ings.

Through our part­ner­ship, Revo secures access to Eve’s full suite of solu­tions, strength­en­ing its role as a pio­neer in the Brazil­ian UAM mar­ket and accel­er­at­ing progress toward sus­tain­able, con­nect­ed urban flights.