American’s Purchase Deadline For Vertical eVTOLs Extended

Graham Warwick November 09, 2022
VX4

The VX4 full-scale demonstrator has completed 14 taut-tether hover tests on external ground power.

Credit: Vertical Aerospace
Vertical Aerospace has completed 14 piloted flights of its VX4 full-scale demonstrator since beginning tethered hover tests of the electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aircraft on Sept. 24. Connected to a 1-megawatt DC ground power source to allow extended tests in hover configuration, the...
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