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Beta Technologies

United States · Founded 2017

Vermont-based developer of long-range eVTOL and CTOL electric aircraft plus a nationwide DC charging network — built around cargo and regional logistics first.

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Max Range
249 mi
Top Speed
168 mph
Capacity
5 pax
Noise
55 dB

About Beta Technologies

Beta Technologies designs and builds the ALIA-250 (a five-seat eVTOL) and the CX300 (its conventional take-off and landing sibling) plus the only certified eVTOL charging system on the FAA-approved supplemental type certificate list. Headquartered in Burlington, Vermont, Beta has bet on logistics, regional medical and Department of Defense missions ahead of urban air taxi service.

Strategic Partnerships

  • UPS
  • United Therapeutics
  • USAF
  • Blade

Reported funding to date: $900 M USD.

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