REGENT Craft kończy pomyślnie pierwszy test folii w próbach statku paralotniowego

Billy Thalheimer, CEO at REGENT Craft, said: “The recent success of our first foil testing is a major milestone in our sea trials. We are excited to move into the next phase and bring the Seaglider vessel one step closer to transforming coastal travel.” 
 
REGENT’s Seaglider vessels are classified as boats, not aircrafts, and therefore they are regulated and certified in the U.S. by the U.S. Coast Guard and by maritime authorities in countries around the world and captained by certified mariners. 

Other recent developments further highlight the Seaglider vessel’s potential across passenger travel, cargo transport, defense operations, and offshore energy logistics. Notable milestones include UrbanLink’s expanded order for the vessel, U.S. Marine Corps Warfighting Lab extending its collaboration with a $10 million contract extension, and ADNOC Logistics and Services’ trial of the craft in the UAE. REGENT is also advancing its collaboration with the U.S. Coast Guard, with commercial maritime certification expected later this year for the Seaglider vessel.  

Watch the Seaglider vessel in its first hydrofoil sea trial video, and explore more about Seaglider vessels by visiting REGENT’s website. 

The 12-passenger Viceroy seaglider prototype, at 55ft long with a 65ft wingspan, is the largest-ever all-electric flying machine and represents a novel mode of transportation. The high-speed vessel operates exclusively over water in three modes — floating on the hull, foiling above the waves on hydrofoils, and flying in ground effect within one wingspan of the surface of the water. 

About REGENT Craft 

REGENT is pioneering the future of sustainable maritime mobility through the development and manufacturing of all-electric seagliders. Seagliders are a new category of vehicle that combines the speed of an aircraft with the convenience of a boat to deliver an affordable and efficient mode of transportation between coastal destinations. REGENT has already secured more than 600 seaglider orders valued at more than $10 billion from leading airline and ferry operators around the world and has raised more than $100 million from investors including 8090 Industries, Founders Fund, Japan Airlines, and Lockheed Martin.   

To find out more, visit: www.regentcraft.com