Sustainability and Environment
FlyOne Commits For 10 MDA1 eViator Electric Aircraft
Australian group plans various charter and aerial work applications
Digital rendering of MDA1
The nine passenger MDA1, shown here as a conceptual rendering, will feature interchangeable batteries. © MD Aircraft

Australian electric aviation group FlyOne has signed a letter of intent with Germany’s MD Aircraft for 10 of the MDA1 eViator aircraft. FlyOne, which is entirely separate from the Moldovan low-cost airline of the same name, appears to have plans to deploy the nine-passenger eViators for on-demand charter services.

The Western Australia-based group has also expressed interest in operating multiple other in-development electric aircraft, including the Chinese AutoFlight eVTOL model and the Bye Aerospace eFlyer. It already operates Pipistrel's certified Electro two-seater for flight training.

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