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France’s DTA brings two-seat hybrid electric JP1 eVTOL to the USA
Published by Urban Air Mobility News · October 20, 2026
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France’s DTA plans to fly its two-seat hybrid-electric JP1 personal eVTOL in the United States in 2027, according to a company press release. The JP1 has been flying in France for more than 200 hours [...]
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