According to foreign media reports, Skydrive, a developer of EVTOL (EVTOL), is expanding the potential air taxi business in South Carolina, USA, and has signed a memorandum of understanding with one of the state’s largest private aircraft charter companies. These include selling up to 10 Skydrive Evtol aircraft.
SkyDrive has announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with SAI FLIGHT and GMU Central Airport (GMU) to explore the business application opportunities of the SkyDrive EVTOL aircraft.
Skydrive said: “According to the agreement, with the assistance of the Greenwell Economic Development Corporation and the Greenville Development Corporation, the three parties will cooperate to develop the actual application cases from the EVTOL departing from Greenwell’s central airport. Enterprises work closely and design practical routes, such as connecting the city center and the route of Greenwell-Spatanburg International Airport to enhance the choice of travel of community residents and tourists. Become a model for integrating advanced air traffic solutions. “
All parties also stated that the proposed EVTOL network will not only be limited to air taxi travel, but they will also explore more possibilities, such as testing the feasibility of advanced air freight and emergency service application scenarios.
Sai Flight is one of the largest private aircraft charter and management companies in South Carolina. The company has promised to book 10 SkyDrive EVTOL aircraft. SkyDrive said that the 135 Air Carrier Certification of the 135 Air Carrier Certificate held by SAI, it will immediately integrate the EVTOL service into its existing business after the EVTOL is delivered.
Greenwell Middle Airport is the busiest general aviation airport in South Carolina. Through the memorandum of understanding with SkyDrive and Sai Flight, I believe it is expected to become the core hub of South Carolina’s future advanced air transportation in South Carolina. Looking forward to the future, SkyDrive said that he will continue to work closely with South Carolina, expand the scope of EVTOL, and bring employment opportunities to the state.