Directional Aviation's eVTOL Strategy Coming into Focus
Directonal Aviation principal Kenn Ricci gives more insight into the planned eVTOL urban air mobility service under its new Halo subsidiary.
Directional Aviation's new Halo division plans to operate eVTOLs from Eve Urban Air Mobility in several cities in the U.S. and Europe. While it waits for aircraft deliveries from Eve in 2025, Halo is currently using helicopters to become proficient in conducting "six-minute" flights. The company will also announce more detailed plans for Halo later this year in its go-to-market strategy. (Photo: Eve Urban Air Mobility)
Directional Aviation's new Halo division plans to operate eVTOLs from Eve Urban Air Mobility in several cities in the U.S. and Europe. While it waits for aircraft deliveries from Eve in 2025, Halo is currently using helicopters to become proficient in conducting "six-minute" flights. The company will also announce more detailed plans for Halo later this year in its go-to-market strategy. (Photo: Eve Urban Air Mobility)