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FlyOne Agrees to Distribute and Support the Air One Personal eVTOL in Australia
The Australian company distributes electric aircraft for companies like Pipistrel, and also provides pilot training and maintenance services.
Air is developing a two-seat eVTOL aircraft called the Air One.
The two-seat Air One eVTOL will fly to a range of up to 110 miles and a top speed of 155 mph. (Image: Air)

Australian electric aircraft distributor and support provider FlyOne is partnering with personal eVTOL developer Air to market and maintain its two-seater Air One vehicle. In a March 10 announcement, FlyOne said it has reserved 25 of the aircraft for distribution to end-users from 2025 and it will also provide supporting infrastructure.

According to Israel-based Air, the agreement marks the first step in its plans to establish an international network of brand ambassadors for the eVTOL design it is developing. FlyOne is already a distributor for fixed-wing electric aircraft maker Pipistrel, and also provides training for pilots and maintenance engineers, as well as offering its Lilypad Elevate charging nodes.