Israel’s Urban Aeronautics Aims To Develop CityHawk eVTOL In Montreal

Graham Warwick September 12, 2022
Urban Aeronautics CityHawk air taxi concept
Credit: Urban Aeronautics
Israel’s Urban Aeronautics is looking to complete development, certification and assembly of its CityHawk enclosed-rotor, hydrogen-electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) air taxi in Montreal. The startup already is working with independent flight-test specialist Cert Canter Canada and...
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