Michael Cervenka (right) with Revolution.aero's Oscar Henderson, in London on June 18.
Credit: Michael Cheetham/Revolution.aero
LONDON–Collaboration, pragmatism and the advantages conveyed by being based in the UK are all helping Vertical Aerospace to progress toward certification of its VX4 electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aircraft without having to spend as much as their competitors, the company’s chief...
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