This ultralight aircraft doesn’t require a pilot’s license, making flying more accessible @YourFutureMachine
This ultralight aircraft doesn’t require a pilot’s license, making flying more accessible  @YourFutureMachine
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Personal flying craft. Pivotal’s Helix is a futuristic single-seat eVTOL designed for personal flight. This ultralight aircraft doesn’t require a pilot’s license, making flying more accessible. With a 63 mph cruise speed and over 20 miles of range, the Helix is built for short aerial trips. Equipped with auto-takeoff, auto-landing, and joystick controls, it simplifies the flying experience. A triple-redundant flight system ensures safety, while landing cameras and radar assist precision landings. Powered by an electric 8-rotor system, the Helix is designed for quiet, emission-free operation. Starting at $190,000, the Helix comes with training for new pilots. Would you take to the skies in one of these?

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