Aircraft
Uncrewed Air One Cargo eVTOL Aircraft Attracts Early Interest
The new model is a spin-off from the company's piloted personal eVTOL aircraft
Air One uncrewed cargo eVTOL aircraft
Air has introduced an uncrewed cargo-carrying version of its Air One personal eVTOL aircraft.

Personal eVTOL aircraft developer Air this week unveiled plans for a new uncrewed version of its vehicle to be used for cargo deliveries and other logistics roles. Announcing the new model on June 18, the company said it has already taken orders for the Air One Cargo and has delivered the first example to a customer based in an undisclosed country where it can be operated on a self-regulated basis under an experimental license prior to type certification.

The all-electric Air One Cargo can carry a payload of 550 pounds, which is more than the 440-pound payload previously published for the piloted, passenger-carrying aircraft. According to Air, the single-charge range of around 95 nm will be similar to that of the original model, as will the speed at between 87 and 135 knots.