FlytCycle
FlytCycle
Flyt Aerospace
Cupertino, California, USA
www.flytaerospace.com
"Flyt Aerospace was started in 2013 when Ansel [Misfeldt] (the founder), decided to quit his job as a management consultant (and who studied business in college) to build flying machines.... It took 4 prototypes to get one flying and several more after that to get where we are today."
Flyt Aerospace is focused on commercializing human-scale multirotor technology to bring personal flight to everyone and are currently seeking investors.
| Empty weight | 165 lb | 75 kg |
| Max gross takeoff wt | 525 lb | 238 kg |
| Useful load | 230 lb | 104 kg |
| Battery weight | 130 lb | 59 kg |
| Lift Propulsors | 6 ducted propellers | |
| Power type | electric/batteries | |
| Passenger capacity | 1 | |
Resources:
- Flyt Aerospace website
- Flyt Aerospace YouTube Channel
- Video: Flyt 16 miscellaneous flight tests, YouTube, Sept. 27, 2016
- Video: Guy builds working hoverbike in garage, YouTube, July 17, 2017.
Recent Pages
- Lyte Aviation LA-44 SkyBus
- Voltline Skyla_V2 (production aircraft)
- Voltline Skyla_V1 (prototype)
- Voltline Skyla (prototype)
- V_Space V Speeder V3
- V_Space V Speeder V2
- Sikorsky Aircraft Hybrid-Electric Demonstrator (HEX)
- ARC Aero Systems C-150 (production model)
- Joby Aviation S4 1.0 (technology demonstrator)
- Alauda Airspeeder Mk4 (hydrogen-electric)
