Kitty Hawk Returns To Autonomous Single-Seat eVTOL Strategy

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Kitty Hawk now plans to certify the Heaviside eVTOL as an autonomous single-seat air taxi.
Credit: Kitty Hawk
Kitty Hawk has shifted strategy again, returning to the idea of an autonomous single-seat air taxi and dropping plans to develop a piloted two-seater as its first product. In early July, CEO Sebastian Thrun said the startup was redeveloping its Heaviside single-seat electric vertical-takeoff-and...
Graham Warwick

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