More executives leave Hyundai Air Taxi Startup Supernal

The process of re -driving on a broader scale is taking place at Hyundai Air Taxi Supernal Supernal a few weeks after it stopped working in its car program and left by the CEO and CEO.

Jiaion Song, the chief of safety officials, Trissy Lamb, confirmed the strategic clashes in Supernal, Trissy Lamb, with the company. Lina Yang, Chief of Staff at the CEO of Supernal, Jayun Shen, outside. (Yang had previously held the position of “Head of Smart Systems” for Supernal until April 2025.)

“As we move to a new leadership, we seized the opportunity to review our program and the following steps to ensure compatibility with our long -term goals,” the startup said in a statement to Techcrunch:

Supinal said the owner of Hyundai Motor Group “is still strongly committed to her work AAM (Advanced Air Mobility).”

Song’s departure is particularly noticeable given that he spent three years at work as a vice president of the AAM Group in Hyundai before assuming a senior role in Supernal in 2023. (Supernal was removed from AAM in 2021. The song did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Lamb refused to comment.

It was a difficult year for Supernal. It ended the start of the year 2024 by the end of its new headquarters in Washington, DC, such as TECHRUNCH previously reported. While Supernal finally came out of the first test trip in March, it is it Destroying dozens From the employees after only a few months. By early September, the startup company began the executive disposal process and stopped the air taxi program.

This happens in a decisive moment for the emerging electrical quotation and landing industry. Some players secure investment and new partnerships before planned commercial launch operations (while the organizational plan is increasingly favorable in the United States), while others are out of work.