New South Wales Backs EVTOL Startup

Graham Warwick July 13, 2020
AMSL has flown a 1/5th-scale model of its tandem tilt-wing eVTOL.
Credit: AMSL Aero
Australian air taxi startup AMSL Aero is to build a flight-test center at Narromine in New South Wales thanks to an A$950,000 ($660,000) grant from the state government. AMSL is developing the Vertiia, a two-passenger tandem tilt-wing electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing vehicle. The startup will...
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