ANALYSIS: Why Transition Is Big Deal For eVTOL Startups
Archer’s “12-tilt-6” Maker eVTOL flies fully wing-borne, although the rear lift props are still turning.
Credit: Archer Aviation
Archer Aviation on Dec. 1 trumpeted the first full transition between vertical and wing-borne flight by its Maker electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) demonstrator. Earlier, in September, Lilium made much of the fact that its Phoenix ducted-fan eVTOL demonstrator had achieved full...
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