CRISALION Mobility has today signed a strategic agreement with Wilbur Air for a pre-order of 100 Integrity aircraft.
Wilbur Air, a wholly owned airline subsidiary of Australian eVTOL infrastructure developer, Skyportz, will operate CRISALION’s Integrity aircraft across its network of vertiports set to be built across the country.
The partnership also signifies CRISALION’s first commercial agreement within the Australian market.
“The Integrity eVTOL, currently in development, is designed to accommodate up to five passengers and a pilot,” says the company. “Built for urban and inter-city transport, the aircraft will serve a variety of purposes including cargo, urban mobility, emergency services and tourism missions. It is expected to travel 130km at cruising speeds of 180km/h, with a 400kg payload, while producing minimal noise.
“Integrity features CRISALION’s FlyFree technology, a patented propulsion system allowing control of the aircraft’s movements in all directions. The advanced system features 16 motors, arranged in two arms on each side of the aircraft. Each arm can independently adjust its thrust vector in both pitch and roll, using the differential thrust of the motors.
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