US EditionAscendance signs letter of intent with Philippines-based PhilJets for five more Atea eVTOLs
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Ascendance signs letter of intent with Philippines-based PhilJets for five more Atea eVTOLs
Toulouse-based eVTOL and advanced air mobility company Ascendance has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Philippines-based PhilJets. The signing occurred in the presence of Laurent Saint-Martin, Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade and French Nationals Abroad. “This new LOI brings the total number of Atea aircraft pre-ordered by PhilJets to 15,” said the company in a press release. “In addition, Ascendance & PhilJets have entered into a strategi
Ascendance, PhilJets Collaborate “to Revolutionise Regional Air Mobility in Philippines” - eVTOL Insights
Ascendance has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Philippines-based PhilJets, to acquire five additional aircraft, strengthening its relationship with one of the region’s leading aviation operators, reports a press release. This LOI brings the total number of Atea aircraft pre-ordered by PhilJets to 15. Additionally, the two companies have entered in to a strategic partnership to explore how Ascendance’s hybrid electric VTOL can address the lo…
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