SureFly hybrid-electric eVTOL starts certification
+VIDEO The SureFly hybrid-electric eVTOL has started the process of type certification with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
SureFly has eight electrically driven props that are powered via a piston or turbine based generator. The craft also has a small lithium battery designed to power the motors for a safe descent and landing should the generator fail in flight. In addition, the SureFly design has a ballistic parachute that works above 100ft of altitude.
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