The Helix is designed to fly under FAA Part 103 rules for ultralight aircraft.
Credit: Pivotal
California-based advanced air mobility (AAM) startup Pivotal has begun selling its single-seat Helix personal electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) vehicle to customers in the U.S., ahead of first deliveries planned in June. Designed to fly under the FAA’s Part 103 rules for ultralight...
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