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Logistics Group N2 Signs Sales Agreement for Moya's Autonomous Utility eVTOL Aircraft
The Brazilian start-up expects its high-capacity drone to be used for applications including cargo deliveries and crop spraying from 2026.
Moya Aero's autonomous eVTOL utility aircraft
Moya Aero's engineering team is preparing to fly an eVTOL technology demonstrator in Brazil. (Image: Moya)

Moya Aero has received its second commitment from a prospective operator for its autonomous utility eVTOL aircraft. Under a letter of intent signed last week, Canadian logistics group N2 Infrastructure Technologies agreed to acquire four of the aircraft from the Brazilian start-up and will work with it to develop use cases.

N2 Infrastructure Technologies is aiming to develop new air cargo business models as well as support emergency medical services. According to co-founder Raheel Kamal, Moya’s aircraft—which will have a payload capacity of 200 kilograms (440 pounds) and a range of 110 kilometers (70 miles)—is the “ideal specification for our mission in remote areas.”

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