Manned Flying Saucer eVTOL with 500 kg MTOW, 150 kg Payload, and Vertical Takeoff and Landing for Aerial Sightseeing

The disc-shaped shell, wrapped around a mechanically engineered frame, not only streamlines airflow to reduce drag, protects internal equipment, and provides a safe cabin for occupants, but also plays a key role in enhancing the aircraft’s aesthetic appeal and delivering a highly futuristic visual experience. The bubble-style cockpit, seamlessly integrated with the disc-shaped fuselage, is the crowning touch of the design. It is an aircraft primarily used for aerial sightseeing and flight entertainment scenarios.

Our Mission: To let the manned flying saucer soar over tourist destinations worldwide, allowing people to admire the scenery from a bird's-eye view and usher in a new era of aerial entertainment!

• Smooth flight, low noise, and superior experience. Traditional helicopters are loud, typically exceeding 90 decibels. The electric-powered eVTOL significantly reduces noise by controlling the tip speed of the propeller blades.

• Vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), no runway required, autonomous flight, low noise, all-electric operation, zero emissions, and multi-redundancy safety design.

• Both acquisition and operating costs are significantly reduced by up to 60% compared to helicopters of the same category.