Aircraft
Volocopter Gets First Design Organization Nod from EASA
Volocopter says that becoming a design organization will accelerate the type certification process for its aircraft.
Volocopter receives Design Organisation Approval from EASA, left to right: Florian Reuter, CEO Volocopter; Jan-Hendrik Boelens, CTO Volocopter; Rachel Daeschel, Certification Director EASA; Patrick Ky, Executive Director EASA. [Photo: Volocopter]
Volocopter receives Design Organisation Approval from EASA, left to right: Florian Reuter, CEO Volocopter; Jan-Hendrik Boelens, CTO Volocopter; Rachel Daeschel, Certification Director EASA; Patrick Ky, Executive Director EASA. [Photo: Volocopter]

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) yesterday awarded eVTOL aircraft developer Volocopter Design Organisation Approval (DOA). As an approved design organization, the company now has a higher level of authority to conduct tasks associated with the development and manufacturing of aircraft under EASA rules and processes.


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