FutureBoy
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I wish we had this kind of "ferry" in Puget Sound. It would be a great way to get between Seattle and Victoria BC. About 1/3rd the time of a normal ferry.You want this, not an Aptera.
-Crissa
Would be even better if it was battery-powered. Especially if the charge could be upped during passenger turn around or if batteries could be swapped during passenger turn around. Based on the specs I read, it seems like it currently takes enough fuel to make a round trip per tank (around 100 miles each way).
I could also see this kind of craft being used between large cities on the great lakes. Hopefully, the plane can land on a frozen surface. Or perhaps between large cities on the Atlantic. Say between New York and Washington DC.
If it's only flying between 100 and 120 mph then it's not going as fast as high-speed rail but the infrastructure doesn't need to be extensive, and it can easily be re-deployed based on need to different routes. And it would certainly be more relaxing than having to drive 100 mph on the freeway, through traffic.