America’s eVTOL Pilot Program Moves Electric Flight Closer to Everyday Use
A new federal pilot program is giving electric vertical-takeoff aircraft a structured path from experimental technology toward real-world American aviation.
A new federal pilot program is giving electric vertical-takeoff aircraft a structured path from experimental technology toward real-world American aviation.
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