Moya Aero’s cargo eVTOL has completed nearly 200 test flights, with CEO Alexandre Zaramela making the case that cargo operations, not passenger transport, will lead the future of advanced air mobility.
In Brazil’s complex regulatory landscape, cargo-eVTOLs could provide a faster and more reliable route to gaining certification and public trust.
The partnership aims to accelerate product development and slash prototyping costs.
Moya Aero’s cargo eVTOL has completed nearly 200 test flights, with CEO Alexandre Zaramela making the case that cargo operations, not passenger transport, will lead the future of advanced air mobility.
In Brazil’s complex regulatory landscape, cargo-eVTOLs could provide a faster and more reliable route to gaining certification and public trust.
The partnership aims to accelerate product development and slash prototyping costs.
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