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Australian based AMSL Aero announced in a press release this week that it has completed first flight of its Vertiia eVTOL aircraft.

The Vertiia completed its tethered hover by remote control near Wellington in the Central West of the state in accordance with Civil Aviation Safety Authority regulations.

The maiden test flight is a significant milestone for the AMSL Aero, which expects its electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft to ultimately be competitive with a helicopter of equivalent performance and payload.

The company says the zero emissions Vertiia can carry four passengers and a pilot, with a cruising speed of 300kmph and a range of 1,000 kilometres, three times the range of any eVTOL craft anywhere in the world.

AMSL is headquartered in Sydney and has planned to manufacture Vertii across NSW and the greater Sydney area with suppliers in Victoria and South Australia.

“The Vertiia prototype flew better than we expected. It was remarkably smooth and a delight to fly,” Andrew Moore, CEO of AMSL Aero, said.

Following on the success of first flight, Vertiia will continue to undergo developmental testing followed by a series of tests to begin CASA certification. The company also plans to debut the prototype at the Avalon International Airshow in Victoria later next month.

Co-founder Siobhan Lyndon, a tech industry veteran who spent more than a decade at Google at various operations around the world, said Vertiia would enable greater access to medical services for vulnerable remote, rural and regional communities, offering new models of care through rapid and low-cost connectivity.

“Vertiia is not only safe and quiet, but it was also developed for the harsh long-distance conditions in Australia. If it can work in Australia, it can work anywhere,” she said.

Why it matters: One of the few Australian-based eVTOL makers, AMSL Aero has been relatively quiet since it announced its full scale prototype, Vertiia, in 2020. A successful first flight allows ASML to continue flight tests and move towards commercialization of the eVTOL. ASML Aero hopes to begin deliveries as early as 2026 and would be one of the first to achieve CASA certification.

AMSL Aero has unveiled the latest results of the development in their eVTOL aircraft, a full-scale prototype vehicle called the Vertiia. The Vertiia will be able to fly up to 800 km (500 miles) on hydrogen, and will start out as an air ambulance. Developed in conjunction with the University of Sydney and Mission Systems, AMSL Aero’s Vertiia is a transitioning multirotor eVTOL, with eight large propellers mounted on two wide carbon fiber poles extending from the upper tail and lower front of the fuselage. According to AMSL Aero, the Vertiia is rated to cruise at around 300 km/h (186 mph) and it’ll be piloted on debut, but will have autonomous capabilities built in, ready to come online when such things become legal.

The Vertiia will initially possess a range of around 250 km (155 miles) using battery-powered technology that’ll require long charges between flights. Eventually, AMSL Aero plans on extending the range to 800 km (500 miles) by replacing the batteries with a hydrogen powertrain, which will also enable quicker refueling. 

The Vertiia’s first consumer will be CareFlight, an aeromedical company that looks to use eVTOL as an air ambulance, providing aerial access to remote communities may not have the ability to receive conventional medical aircraft. AMSL Aero plans to have the Vertiia commercially available by 2023. 

AMSL Aero’s Vertiia
Photograph: AMSL Aero

Why it’s important: With the completion of a full-scale prototype, AMSL Aero has reached an important milestone in the development of the Vertiia, and can now begin flight tests in earnest. AMSL Aero has big plans for the Vertiia, aiming for both autonomous capability and hydrogen-powered flight in the future. While implementing these features as well as obtaining certification by 2023 will be no easy task, AMSL Aero’s current progress rate is an encouraging indicator of their future outlook.  

Source // New Atlas

The New South Wales government has awarded startup AMSL Aero a grant of $950,000 from the State Government’s Regional Investment Attraction Fund. The grant will enable construction of a testing facility at Narromine’s Aerodrome, where the company will conduct developmental test flights and, later, certification flight testing, with a goal of achieving certification at the end of 2023.

(pictured left to right) NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro with AMSL Aero co-founders Siobhan Lyndon and Andrew Moore and a model of their electric aircraft. Photograph: Salty Dingo

AMSL Aero is currently in the process of developing their own flying car for use in the NSW transport industry, with AMSL Aero co-founder and CEO Andrew Moore quoted as to saying “We are excited by the opportunity to use this grant to help us prepare for our upcoming launch and build essential testing facilities”. 

AMSL Aero’s project flying car, having been in development for a few years, has been described as primarily an electric fixed-wing aircraft in terms of power efficiency and speed, but with the takeoff and lift capabilities of a VTOL aircraft. While details on the aircraft have not been publicly released at this stage, Moore confirmed that the company’s aim was to produce a zero emissions aircraft that provides a new method of transport to connect regional and urban communities without a carbon footprint. The aircraft is also confirmed to have a passenger capacity of at least 4 people and a pilot, and a tentative range of a trip between Sydney and Canberra, or about 286 km (178 miles). AMSL Aero also expressed an interest in extending that range to that of a trip between Sydney and Melbourne, or about 877 km (545 miles). 

AMSL Aero co-founder and CEO Andrew Moore (left) pictured with a flight-capable scaled model of the aircraft. Photograph: AMSL Aero

Other features that AMSL Aero is interested in eventually integrating into their aircraft includes a hydrogen fuel cell power source and complete automation. A prototype is expected to be publicly released by the end of 2020. 

“We’ve targeted an extremely efficient design that will lead to a more affordable and environmentally friendly transport option,” says Moore.

The electric aircraft in flight. Photograph: AMSL Aero

Why it’s important: New South Wales becomes one of the latest governments to buy in to the aerial mobility industry, with Deputy Premier John Barilaro quoted as saying: “The potential benefits this technology can deliver will overcome the tyranny of distance that we face in regional NSW. It means people can easily travel to jobs, visit friends and family in remote locations and deliver tourists to hard-to-reach outback havens”. Encapsulating the importance of this move by the NSW government, he goes on to say, “It sounds like science fiction but the reality is a future where this is possible, practical and affordable is not that far away and I am proud that our investment attraction grant will help the development of this new technology and support jobs in regional NSW.”

Source // The Guardian

Crisalion Mobility, a Spanish innovator in advanced electric mobility solutions, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Skyrisks, a global specialist in aviation insurance at the Dubai Air Show. This MoU marks the establishment of a strategic alliance that will help bring insurance policies to a new type of transportation.

The signing ceremony was held at Crisalion Mobility’s booth within the Advanced Air Mobility Pavilion at the Dubai Air Show and brought together key figures from both companies, including Crisalion Mobility’s COO, Óscar Lara Rapp, and Skyrisks’ CEO, Alistair Blundy.

Under this partnership, Crisalion Mobility, recognized for its prowess in eVTOL design and development, joins forces with Skyrisks, a player in aviation insurance solutions. Together, they aim to pioneer new avenues in eVTOL insurance, addressing the unique challenges posed by the rapidly evolving world of aerial mobility.

This collaborative MoU has multiple objectives; firstly, the two entities will explore frameworks for effective collaboration between eVTOL original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and insurance companies. They will assess critical parameters for eVTOL insurability, propose methodologies for measurement, and delve into the drivers of insurance costs and how design choices impact them. Furthermore, the partnership will investigate insurance methodologies tailored to the various phases of eVTOL development, from design and testing to prototyping, certification, and operational stages.

One of the pivotal aspects of this partnership is the sharing of specialized insights and technical data between Crisalion Mobility and Skyrisks. This data exchange will enable accurate risk assessment and the creation of insurance policies that cater to the diverse needs of all stakeholders involved in the eVTOL ecosystem.

The alliance between Crisalion Mobility and Skyrisks represents a major step towards bridging the gap in the eVTOL industry, where a harmonious understanding between manufacturers and insurers is indispensable. This partnership not only aims to set industry standards but also strives to foster a proactive approach to eVTOL insurability.

Óscar Lara Rapp, COO of Crisalion Mobility, emphasizes the importance of the MoU: “From the very inception of our Integrity eVTOL’s design, our commitment to efficient insurance coverage has been paramount. This collaboration with Skyrisks marks a pivotal agreement, where our dedication to minimizing operating costs while preserving quality for our customers aligns seamlessly with their disruptive insurance expertise.”

Alistair Blundy, CEO of Skyrisks, adds, “Electric aviation promises to have a lasting positive impact on the world by offering safe, efficient, and affordable travel. Issues of insurance and risk are at the heart of commercial success, which is why Crisalion and Skyrisks are partnering in the development of AAM insurance. We are drawing on each other’s varied expertise as we analyze emerging risks and create insurance that helps propel the industry to global success.”

Why it’s important: This partnership between Crisalion Mobility and Skyrisks is one of the first made public partnerships specifically focused on eVTOL insurance. As momentum builds for future mobility offerings, the services side of the industry will continue to grow as commercially democratized aviation and connectivity become more commonplace.

Xwing and Daedalean, two leading pioneers in the application of AI and machine learning in aviation, have joined forces in an announcement shared on November 29th. This strategic collaboration aims to accelerate safety enhancements and streamline certification processes, marking a significant milestone in the development of AI-driven aviation solutions.

The partnership comes as both companies are diligently working with aviation regulators, including the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Union Aviation and Safety Agency (EASA), to certify their innovative AI-based systems. It’s worth noting that no machine learning (ML) based safety-critical applications have been deployed in civil aviation cockpits to date, necessitating a reevaluation of traditional safety certification standards.

Collaboration is key in this endeavor, as Xwing and Daedalean work together to harmonize their certification approaches and share valuable data and knowledge. This collaborative effort aims to shape certification standards that will not only enhance safety but also facilitate the adoption of AI technologies in aviation more effectively than if pursued independently.

Luuk van Dijk, CEO of Daedalean, emphasized the importance of collaboration, stating, “In this emerging industry, it’s as crucial to collaborate with fellow pioneers as it is to partner with regulators around the world. With this shared undertaking, we will be able to demonstrate that increasing safety is driving innovation and that a collaborative approach to harmonize regulations and standards ensures that best practices are universally adopted.”

Both companies have already made significant strides in the development of certification frameworks for AI-based systems, with Xwing publishing “Formal and Practical Elements for the Certification of Machine Learning Systems” and Daedalean contributing with their “Concepts of Design Assurance for Neural Networks” series. These publications will aid regulators in understanding the companies’ aligned approaches, paving the way for the establishment of an acceptable means of compliance.

Maxime Gariel, President and CTO of Xwing, noted, “Our collaboration with Daedalean underscores the importance we place on sharing data, knowledge, and processes to inform a credible path forward toward certification for the industry as a whole as we work closely with regulators.”

By combining their expertise and sharing insights, Xwing and Daedalean are positioning themselves as leaders in AI-driven aviation and are also contributing to the accelerated development of safer and more efficient aerial mobility solutions.

Why it’s important: As these two industry pioneers continue to work together and with regulators, the future of AI in aviation looks promising, offering safer and more innovative travel experiences for all. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting collaboration.

Jump Aero, a California-based aircraft manufacturer, has partnered with the Oregon Department of Aviation to explore the integration of their JA1 Pulse Aircraft into the fabric of Oregon’s emergency response ecosystem. The recently inked Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) marks a collaborative effort to redefine emergency medical services in rural Oregon, harnessing the speed and sustainability of the JA1 Pulse Aircraft.

The MOU anticipates the potential deployment of up to 126 JA1 Pulse aircraft to ensure swift access to trained professionals at emergency scenes, particularly in areas where the current response times exceed the desired standard of eight minutes due to vast distances and challenging terrains. The JA1 Pulse Aircraft is poised to significantly impact the lives of Oregon’s residents and visitors alike.

This collaboration represents significant progress in Jump Aero’s mission to provide rapid medical first response coverage to diverse regions. The Oregon Department of Aviation’s commitment to exploring innovative solutions echoes their dedication to enhancing emergency services for all residents. Director Kenji Sugahara expressed anticipation about the partnership, stating, “We look forward to cultivating a long-term relationship with Jump Aero as we delve into providing rapid first response to our rural communities with the JA1 Pulse.”

Jump Aero’s President and CEO, Carl Dietrich, conveyed gratitude for the Oregon Department of Aviation’s progressive stance, emphasizing the JA1 Pulse’s potential to not only reduce emergency response times but also to elevate survival rates in rural communities. Dietrich enthused, “We are confident that the JA1 Pulse will emerge as a critical life-saving tool in Oregon, and we eagerly anticipate collaborating with first responders in Oregon and other partner regions.”

Headquartered in Petaluma, California, Jump Aero specializes in electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft technology and their vision extends beyond innovation to revolutionizing emergency response times in rural areas. For detailed insights into Jump Aero and the JA1 Pulse aircraft, visit www.jumpaero.com.

Why it’s important: The Oregon Department of Aviation (ODAV) takes center stage as a state agency dedicated to propelling the development of aviation within Oregon’s transportation system while ensuring the safety of its airways. This collaboration with Jump Aero exemplifies the department’s unwavering commitment to advancing emergency services in the state, marking a noteworthy stride toward a safer and more resilient state of Oregon.

In a significant boost to California’s aerial mobility sector, Joby has received a $9.8 million CalCompetes grant from the state’s Office of Business and Economic Development. This investment supports the expansion of Joby’s manufacturing facilities in Marina, California, and will play a pivotal role in accelerating the early manufacturing phases crucial for the company’s anticipated commercial operations set for 2025.

The grant is financial catalyst and also a commitment to the local economy, promising to create 690 full-time jobs across the state by 2027. With a $41.3 million investment pledged by Joby, the company is gearing up for a significant increase in manufacturing volumes, alongside initiating training programs for pilots and aircraft maintainers.

Joby’s vision aligns with the state’s legislative direction, as indicated by Senator Anna Caballero’s remarks on the Marina Way and the passage of SB800, which lays out the regulatory framework for Advanced Air Mobility. The collaboration between government, industry, and community is a testament to a shared goal of tackling climate change, housing, and transportation issues through innovative solutions like eVTOL aircraft.

Bruce Delgado, Mayor of Marina, highlights the local impact of this grant, which will see the expansion of Joby’s production capabilities at Marina Municipal Airport. This expansion also aims to serve as a form of community enrichment, as highlighted by Maria Elena Manzo of Mujeres en Acción. The project signifies an inclusive economic development model, where community engagement and partnership are key.

While California remains the focal point for Joby’s initial operations, the company’s broader vision includes a sizable manufacturing plant in Dayton, Ohio, aiming to produce up to 500 aircraft annually and generate 2,000 clean manufacturing jobs.

Earlier this month, Joby also marked a milestone by conducting the first electric air taxi flight in New York City, signaling an impending shift in urban air travel dynamics.

Why it’s important: With over 1,250 employees in California and more than 160 open positions, Joby continues to remain one of the leaders in eVTOL innovation, shaping the future of urban air mobility with an environmentally conscious approach. This recent financial endorsement by California is a clear indication of the state’s support for clean, cutting-edge transportation solutions that promise to revolutionize cityscapes and commuting patterns in the future.

Archer and Air Chateau International, one of the leading private aviation operators in the UAE, have signed an MOU covering a planned purchase by Air Chateau of up to 100 of Archer’s Midnight eVTOL aircraft with an approximate value of $500M and providing for an initial non-refundable, pre-delivery payment of $1M by December 31, 2023. Air Chateau plans to own and operate the Midnight aircraft in the UAE region.

The two companies will now work to formalize the definitive agreements covering the planned purchase over the coming months, with $4 million of additional pre-delivery payments contemplated to be paid following signing. 

Air Chateau was the first private heliport operator company in the UAE to have its heliport and lounge terminal at the land side of Dubai World Central Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai Helipark and with multiple touch points across the UAE. Air Chateau’s operations offer last mile services targeted at ultra-high net worth individuals, including connectivity between airports, cities and strategic points and key attractions. 

The relationship is intended to further strengthen Archer’s recently announced plans to commence air taxi operations in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai in 2026. The parties intend to explore opportunities to collaborate on bringing in the infrastructure investment necessary for these cities to be ready for these planned operations.

“It was an honor hosting Air Chateau’s team at the Dubai Air Show 2023 during which they were able to touch, see and feel our aircraft as it headlined the show,” said Archer Founder and CEO, Adam Goldstein. “Their recognition that our Midnight aircraft meets what the customer demands in the UAE market and desire to secure the purchase of up to 100 Midnight aircraft is another exciting validation of our efforts to bring to market an aircraft that will revolutionize how people move in and around cities.”

“This remarkable opportunity signifies the ongoing evolution of Air Chateau, heralding a transformative era in our industry. Embarking on our journey into being an infrastructure provider two years ago for helicopters, today, we stand at the precipice of realizing our vision for the future of urban air mobility with eVTOLs in Dubai and across the UAE. The support of our visionary partners has been instrumental in our journey, and as we unveil this exciting chapter, we are privileged to share a collective vision. We are very grateful for having the opportunity to pave the way for the future of Air Mobility in Dubai with Archer” said Dr. Samir Mohamed, Chairman and Founder of Air Chateau.

In October, as part of Archer’s announcement of its plans to commence air taxi operations in the UAE in 2026, Archer also laid out its intent to build an engineering Center of Excellence to support the growing advanced air mobility industry in the UAE and across the Middle East and to collaborate with local manufacturing companies and Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul providers in Abu Dhabi to spearhead the production of eVTOL aircraft, furthering Abu Dhabi’s efforts to grow its Smart and Autonomous Vehicle Industry cluster.

Why it matters: Air Chateau’s clientele is the perfect synergy for the value proposition of aerial mobility. Archer’s Midnight eVTOL will serve the area and connect passengers in the UAE with their final mile destinations. Further, the advanced payments by Air Chateau will help provide Archer with some extra cash flow as it completes of flight testing of Midnight.

Source: Archer Press Release

Elroy Air, based in Byron, California, marked a groundbreaking achievement on November 12 with the successful flight of the Chaparral C1, the world’s first turbogenerator-hybrid electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft. The autonomous C1, designed for middle-mile express shipping, humanitarian logistics, and military resupply, combines distributed electric propulsion and a turbogenerator-battery architecture.

Taking off from Byron Airport, the Chaparral C1 utilized its turbogenerator system and high-power batteries to achieve a vertical takeoff, flying for 57 seconds before landing safely. Elroy Air CEO Dave Merrill expressed excitement, noting the aircraft’s significance in advancing their mission to enable same-day shipping globally and providing low-risk resupply for defense operations.

Hybrid-electric aircraft, a critical advancement in aviation, offer robust operations through distributed electric propulsion (DEP), ensuring safety in case of motor failure – a key aspect for autonomy. The turbogenerator-hybrid architecture, combining a gas turbine-driven generator with batteries, addresses the energy density limitations of battery-electric aircraft, enabling long-range missions without the need for extensive charging infrastructure.

The achievement received praise from industry experts, including Ashish Bagai, an advanced rotorcraft expert, highlighting the complexity of managing power output in true VTOL and vertical flight capable aircraft.

The Chaparral C1 has garnered significant interest from commercial, humanitarian, and defense partners, with a backlog exceeding $3 billion in future revenues. Active contracts with the US Air Force further validate its capabilities for addressing urgent operational needs in logistics.

Elroy Air plans to expand the Chaparral’s demonstrated flight capabilities through collaboration with the US Air Force, including modes such as expanded hover, system identification, transition, and cruise flight. The company, supported by investors and industry giants, continues its mission to reshape logistics possibilities and provide same-day shipping worldwide.

Why it’s important: Elroy Air overcame significant challenges in electrical power management and structural vibration to bring the Chaparral C1 into flight testing. The company, with intellectual property and technical experience, positions itself as a leader in hVTOL aircraft development. The project’s importance is underscored by its backing from key figures, including Dr. Mark Esper, 27th US Secretary of Defense and Elroy Air Board Member.

Related: Elroy Air Secures More Than $2B in Total Aircraft Demand

Electra completed the inaugural flight of its EL-2 Goldfinch aircraft on November 19th from the Manassas Regional Airport in Virginia. This hybrid-electric, ultra-short takeoff and landing (eSTOL) aircraft reflects technological advancements that are incorporated into a unique configuration which could help to change the way short missions and regional travel are conducted in the future.

The Goldfinch is a two-seat eSTOL technology demonstrator and utilizes blown lift technology powered by eight electric motors. This innovation enables ultra-short takeoffs and landings—akin to the agility of a helicopter—while delivering the efficiency and speed of a fixed-wing aircraft. The successful test flights to date have showcased the aircraft’s all-electric and hybrid-electric capabilities; the 23-minute flight covered 30 miles of air distance.

The significance of these achievements lies in the Goldfinch and similar eVTOL or eSTOL aircrafts’ potential for urban and regional mobility. They’re designed to operate from compact spaces that are impractical for traditional aircraft and helicopters, unlocking access to thousands of communities currently underserved by conventional air travel. The noise and emission reductions inherent in Electra’s technology also align with growing environmental consciousness and regulatory demands.

Looking forward, Electra’s vision extends to a nine-passenger commercial variant of the Goldfinch, aiming to reshape the airport environment by only requiring 150 feet of “runway” for takeoff, 200 mph cruise speeds, and 500-mile range. The market response for aerial mobility projects has been positive, with over 30 customers pre-ordering more than 1,700 aircraft.

Supported by strategic funding from the U.S. Air Force’s AFWERX Agility Prime Program, Electra anticipates that the Goldfinch will receive FAA Part 23 certification by 2028. This timeline sets the stage for the Goldfinch to not only serve traditional air travel routes but also to innovate middle-mile cargo logistics, offering a faster, quieter, and more efficient alternative to ground transportation for distances between 50 and 500 miles.

Why it’s important: Electra’s achievement with the EL-2 Goldfinch is more than a technical milestone; it’s a preview toward how aerial mobility transportation could advance connectivity and sustainability, transforming short to medium-haul travel into a quiet, clean, and highly efficient experience. As cities grow denser and the demand for eco-friendly transportation solutions accelerates, Electra’s eSTOL aircraft provide a sustainable approach to enhanced urban and regional connectivity.

Aerial mobility company Overair has partnered with the City of Arlington, Texas, and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) to create the frameworks for electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) operations.

Overair’s alliance with Arlington marks the first direct agreement between a Texan city and an eVTOL manufacturer. This strategic move includes construction of a vertiport at Arlington Municipal Airport, linking travelers seamlessly to the Entertainment District and beyond. The initiative helps to elevate and include Arlington in the advanced aerial mobility landscape and also promises to create new employment opportunities and fuel technological advancements in transport.

Meanwhile, the memorandum with DFW Airport reflects the commitment to explore vertiport development and operational integration, cementing the Metroplex’s status as a future hub for innovative air mobility. Overair’s feasibility studies will delve into the logistics of eVTOL services, addressing potential flight operations and vertiport scenarios. This effort aims to ensure that the region’s over 8 million residents and annual influx of tourists benefit from accessible, efficient, and eco-conscious travel solutions.

Central to this endeavor is Overair’s Butterfly, an eVTOL aircraft engineered for safety, efficiency, and low noise levels which is also capable of operating in a range of weather conditions. As the company moves through the FAA’s Innovate28 initiative, it remains dedicated to overcoming the logistical hurdles of urban and regional transportation.

Arlington’s commitment to innovation, coupled with DFW Airport’s pledge to foster a new era of air mobility, heralds a future where electric AAM is not just a possibility but a practical reality. This groundbreaking collaboration aligns with the city’s vision of socioeconomic progress and the airport’s dedication to sustainability, setting a precedent for cities and airports worldwide to follow suit.

Why it’s important: The integration of Overair and additional eVTOL infrastructure into Arlington and potentially across the DFW Metroplex signifies a step forward for the aerial mobility industry in North Texas. These actions are a leap characterized by the promise of swift, sustainable, and smart transportation that aligns with the evolving needs of modern societies. As these projects take flight, they are a reminder that advanced aerial mobility services are coming closer to offerability with the general public.

Crisalion Mobility, a Spanish innovator in electric mobility solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with VALTRANS Transportation Systems at the Dubai Airshow. This alliance marks a notable development in the aerial and ground mobility sectors, with VALTRANS becoming the exclusive distributor for Crisalion Mobility’s avant-garde solutions in the Gulf region.

The collaboration was announced in the Dubai Airshow’s Advanced Aerial Mobility Pavilion, signifying Crisalion Mobility’s commitment to expanding their global footprint. This partnership aims to increase the region’s transportation infrastructure with Crisalion’s technologies, including their under-development Integrity eVTOL. The aircraft will be powered by Crisalion’s FlyFree technology with a patented stability system. Crisalion claims that the versatility of their aircraft will allow for a wide array of applications, from passenger and emergency transportation to cargo and tourism.

Additionally, Crisalion Mobility’s ground mobility solutions will also be distributed by VALTRANS. These solutions integrate teleoperation and the management of dynamic convoys from a central control hub, powered by Crisalion’s Intellydrive technology.

Why it’s important: This partnership underscores a mutual dedication to sustainability and innovation between Crisalion Mobility and VALTRANS. VALTRANS brings over two decades of experience in integrating network transportation with hospitality, a synergy that will enrich the Gulf’s mobility landscape. This strategic move is not only a commercial milestone but also a significant step toward realizing a sustainable and technologically advanced transportation future in the gulf. As the region faces growing urbanization and environmental challenges, the alliance between Crisalion Mobility and VALTRANS is expected to help shape a greener and more efficient mobility landscape in the region.