Volatus Infrastructure Signs Vertiport Agreement with Aeroauto

Volatus agreed to design eVTOL infrastructure for Aeroauto’s sales and service facilities. [Courtesy: Volatus]

Volatus Infrastructure LLC said it agreed to provide vertiport and charging-station facilities for eVTOL dealership company Aeroauto’s sales and service centers.

“This is a unique opportunity for us to collaborate with another company that is paving the way

for the eVTOL industry,” said Volatus co-founder Grant Fisk. “Aeroauto provides a much-needed venue for the public to become educated on UAM options and the additional support these aircraft will need.”

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"Team Aeroauto is looking forward to a mutually beneficial relationship for years to come while bringing sustainable solutions for aerial mobility that positively impact people and the environment for decades to come," said Aeroauto CEO Sean Borman.

Volatus offers three main designs for eVTOL facilities, a charging station that adapts to numerous vehicles, an app, and maintenance programs. Aeroauto intends to be a one-stop shop for all of its customers' needs related to eVTOLs.

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