Vertical’s eVTOL Prototype Takes Shape As Merger Vote Approaches

Vertical’s VA-X4 prototype
Vertical’s VA-X4 prototype is designed to be piloted later in flight testing.
Credit: Vertical Aerospace
UK advanced air mobility startup Vertical Aerospace is gearing up to begin assembly of its VA-X4 engineering prototype and expects the electrical vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft to fly in the first quarter of 2022. “The big structures are coming together,” said Vertical President Michael...
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