Aircraft
Volocopter Unveils VoloCity, Its First Production eVTOL
Volocopter says it will be ready to launch on-demand air taxi services with its VoloCity eVTOL aircraft within two to five years.
Volocopter's VoloCity eVTOL features design improvements based on flight testing of earlier protoypes.
Volocopter's VoloCity eVTOL features design improvements based on flight testing of earlier protoypes.

Germany’s Volocopter today unveiled the design for VoloCity, its first eVTOL aircraft to enter series production. The two-seat multicopter will be certified under the new SC-VTOL rules announced by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in July and the manufacturer has said that it could take between two and five years to achieve type certification and service entry.

Volocopter intends to operate VoloCity aircraft itself in a new air-taxi model based on a flight-booking app that it is developing. The aircraft will be operated from ground facilities called VoloPorts. Working with UK-based Skyports, it is developing the first of these in Singapore, where it intends to conduct the first public VoloCity flight during the fourth quarter.

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