The US National Transportation Safety Board has announced in an X post that it is investigating the crash Thursday of an unmanned Air Vev Inc. Zero eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) in Indiantown, Florida.
“Aircraft crashed in a field for unknown reasons and was consumed by post-crash fire,” said the post.
The AIR ONE eVTOL proof-of-concept aircraft was undergoing flight testing at its facility in Florida. There was no pilot on board, according to media reports, and no reported casualties on the ground. The company received its FAA Experimental Airworthiness Certification in September and flight testing was taking place
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