Hybridization Would Expand Potential Uses For Lift’s Personal EVTOL

Graham Warwick February 15, 2022
Lift Aircraft Hexa multicopter
Credit: Lift Aircraft
One of the first electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing vehicles to enter production is not an air taxi—yet. It is an ultralight aircraft, which in the U.S. means it can be produced without a type certificate and flown for recreation by a single person without a pilot’s license. Lift Aircraft plans...
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