AN INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE OF AVIATION
“Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is ushering in the third revolution in aerospace through the introduction of an emerging transportation system using highly automated aircraft with advanced technologies that promise a safe, efficient, affordable, and sustainable new way to travel.”
– U.S. Department of Transportation
“The vision of AAM is that of a safe, accessible, automated, and affordable air transportation system for passengers and cargo capable of serving previously hard-to-reach urban and rural locations.”
– NASA Statement
What Makes HopFlyt Different
Advanced Technology
HopFlyt’s patented aircraft design applies the Channel Wing Propulsion System in a distributed fashion, creating a revolutionary VTOL aircraft with competitive performance. Together with our hybrid power system, manufacturing and scaling partners, we are ready to tackle the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) challenge.
Organizational Efficiency
We are able to achieve more with less. HopFlyt has reached it’s current stage of development with less than 10% of the financial investment required by most competitors. This is due to an efficient and lean development approach informed by decades of expertise in aircraft design, innovation, and certification, giving HopFlyt a competitive edge.
Diverse and Talented team
HopFlyt’s team brings together talented engineers who have designed, built, owned, and operated aircraft for decades, as well as business and industry professionals with world class executive leadership experience.
Wide Market Appeal
HopFlyt has created a highly versitile aircraft that has applications across a variety of markets. Like helicopters, this is true dual-use technology with numerous commerical and defense applications. These span industries from offshore energy and maritime/naval cargo, to persistent surveillence and tactical logistics.
Market Opportunity
The Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) market will rival artificial intelligence. Morgan Stanley predicts a $1 Trillion global TAM by 2040 growing to $9 Trillion by 2050. For the next 10 years, industry experts predict the deployment of AAM technology will be in unmanned cargo delivery as the passenger aircraft market emerges [1] [2].
[1] Deloitte and AIA Analysis
Advanced Air Mobility, Deloitte, 21 January 2021
[2] Morgan Stanley Research
eVTOL/Urban Air Mobility TAM Update: A Slow Take-Off, But Sky’s the Limit, Morgan Stanley, 6 May 2021
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