Xeriant To Merge With Hybrid-Electric VTOL Developer XTI

Graham Warwick September 22, 2021
Merging with Xeriant is expected to help XTI raise funding to develop the TriFan 600.
Credit: XTI Aircraft
After announcing a joint venture in June, startup Xeriant has agreed to merge with XTI Aircraft in a bid to secure the funding needed to develop the TriFan 600 hybrid-electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing business aircraft. Under the original joint venture, holding company Xeriant agreed to provide...
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