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EvFly Orders 205 AutoFlight eVTOL Aircraft for Passengers and Cargo
Autoflight has secured a major order from Singapore-based fleet-management and air-transport company EvFly for 205 Prosperity I and Prosperity Cargo eVTOL aircraft.
AutoFlight's Prosperity I eVTOL aircraft is pictured on a landing pad.
EvFly aims to operate AutoFlight's Prosperity eVTOL aircraft in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. (Photo: AutoFlight)

Autoflight, a Chinese start-up developing autonomous and electric aircraft for passengers and cargo, has secured a major order from Singapore-based fleet-management and air-transport company EvFly for 205 Prosperity I and Prosperity Cargo electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aircraft, the company announced Thursday. 

Expected to be delivered in 2025, the first 10 Prosperity aircraft will operate in Middle Eastern markets such as the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. EvFly—which plans to eventually deploy additional units in Asia and Africa—aims to operate both eVTOL aircraft and electric airplanes (also known as conventional-takeoff-and-landing aircraft, or eCTOLs) on those continents as well as in the Middle East. Last year, the company signed a letter of intent with French eVTOL developer Ascendance Flight Technologies for up to 65 of its four-passenger Atea aircraft.

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