Swiss Aviation Software (Swiss-AS) and Volocopter signed a multi-year contract for AMOS, Swiss-AS's maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) software. "AMOS will be used to manage Volocopter's electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft fleet worldwide," says a release from Volocopter. "Seamless software integration will ensure continued fleet airworthiness, offer aircraft reliability monitoring and analysis, and act as an interface to Volocopter's proprietary digital operating system, the VoloIQ. This is the first time Swiss-AS is collaborating in an urban air mobility (UAM) setting, a key development as Volocopter prepares for entry into service in 2024." Volocopter is set to receive type certification (TC) in 2024 for its VoloCity, a 2-seater electric air taxi built for city use, the release added. "The company will be the first to launch commercial services in Europe that meet the same very high safety standards commercial airliners must satisfy.