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- Supernal. aero
Supernal is developing a five-seat, battery-powered electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for commercial passenger journeys starting in 2028
- About us - Supernal. aero
Dedicated to ensuring our aircraft meets strict U S aviation standards, Supernal's policy office is located in the heart of Washington, D C , just a few blocks from the White House
- Supernal Debuts eVTOL Product Concept at CES 2024
Supernal (Su·per·nal) is an Advanced Air Mobility company that’s developing an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicle and the ground-to-air ecosystem to support the emerging industry
- Aircraft - Supernal. aero
Inspired by the beauty and efficiency of nature’s designs, S-A2 is Supernal’s latest eVTOL Everything about it is state-of-the-art Better yet, it’s built to anticipate and seamlessly incorporate tomorrow’s technology We believe it will set the gold standard for AAM
- Supernal Debuts eVTOL Product Concept at CES 2024
S-A2 on display at the Supernal Vertiport LAS VEGAS, Jan 9, 2024 — Supernal LLC — Hyundai Motor Group’s Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) company — today unveiled S-A2, its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle product concept at CES 2024 The pilot-plus-four-passenger vehicle marks the latest milestone in Supernal’s
- Supernal, CHC Helicopter and Heli-One Collaborate to Develop Advanced . . .
Supernal plans to deliver its first eVTOL vehicles to operators in 2028, which will cruise at 120 miles per hour with an initial range of 60 miles CHC offers local expertise across a global network with a focus on safety, reliability and sustainability
- Working at Supernal
Browse available job openings at Supernal Engineering and Technology For our Engineering and Technology career areas, electric vertical takeoff and landing flight requires advancements in aircraft vehicle technology that are not only innovative but part of an integrated solution serving passenger needs
- Supernal Debuts S-A2 eVTOL Product Concept to Aviation Market at 2024 . . .
Supernal will initiate prototype testing of S-A2 in 2026; prior to then, the company will begin flying its full-scale technology demonstrator (FSTD) The FSTD test program will inform Supernal’s prototype vehicle by helping to mature and validate vehicle systems, build flight testing capabilities and form strong supply chains
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