Guardian Approved To Operate Crop-Sprayer eVTOL Across U.S.

Graham Warwick April 24, 2023
Guardian Agriculture eVTOL crop-sprayer

Guardian’s SC1 aerial-application eVTOL can cover 40 acres/hr.

Credit: Guardian Agriculture
Startup Guardian Agriculture has received FAA approval to operate its autonomous, electric-vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aerial application aircraft across the U.S. The company plans to begin operations this year in California. Large-scale commercial farmers are moving away from ground...
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