Airlines
Wilbur Air Plans to Operate Crisalion's Integrity eVTOL in Australia
Wilbur Air is a subsidiary of advanced air mobility ground infrastructure group Skyportz
Crisalion and  Wilbur Air sign agreement
Left to right: Manuel Heredia, managing director of Crisalion Mobility, Clem Newton-Brown, CEO and founder of Wilbur Air, and Oscar Lara Rapp, chief operating officer of Crisalion Mobility.

Australian start-up airline Wilbur Air plans to operate 100 of the five-passenger Integrity eVTOL aircraft under development by Spain's Crisalion Mobility. The companies announced an agreement covering the pre-orders for the battery-electric vehicles on Wednesday at the Farnborough Airshow.

Wilbur Air is a subsidiary of Melbourne-based advanced air mobility infrastructure developer Skyportz. It plans to operate the aircraft, which will operate at a range of up to around 71 nm, to connect a network of vertiports it intends to build in cities across the country, in some cases using existing locations such as car parks.