Brazil’s Moya Transitions Full-Scale Uncrewed Cargo eVTOL

Moya Aero Caption: Moya uncrewed cargo eVTOL tilts its body to transition between vertical and wingborne forward flight

The Moya uncrewed cargo eVTOL tilts its body to transition between vertical and wingborne forward flight.

Credit: Moya Aero
Brazilian startup Moya Aero has completed the first full transition flight with its full-scale Moya 256 electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) uncrewed cargo aircraft. Resting horizontally on the ground, the aircraft takes off vertically like a multicopter. Then its body tilts up until the...
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