ADAC Luftrettung secures two multicopters

Photo: Volocopter GmbH.
Photo: Volocopter GmbH.

ADAC Luftrettung secures two multicopters

Photo: Volocopter GmbH.
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The non-profit ADAC Air Rescue has reserved the first two VoloCitys with the company Volocopter.

Both companies announced this today. VoloCitys are electrically powered, vertical take-off aircraft (eVTOL). “Based on the encouraging results of our feasibility study, we are expanding our technological lead with regard to multicopter missions in air rescue. Volocopter is the only eVTOL provider that is sufficiently advanced to reliably plan a test program for our purposes ”, says Frédéric Bruder, Managing Director of ADAC Air Rescue. "We are delighted that we have secured two of the first VoloCitys for air rescue."

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