Blade Air Mobility CEO and CFO sold shares after Q1 loss; institutional investors hold 47.36% stake.

Blade Air Mobility CEO Wiesenthal sold 25,418 shares at $3.28, raising $83,371, while CFO Heyburn sold 20,552 shares for $67,410. Both transactions followed Q1 loss of $0.23 EPS, a -13.71% ROE, and a -24.90% net margin. Institutional investors hold 47.36% of the company's stock. Blade Air Mobility provides air transportation alternatives using helicopters, jets, and other aircraft.