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Jaunt Air Mobility

Canada · Founded 2019

Canadian-American developer of Journey, a slowed-rotor compound (SRC) eVTOL that combines a helicopter-style rotor with a fixed wing for efficient cruise.

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Max Range
80 mi
Top Speed
175 mph
Capacity
5 pax
Noise
62 dB

About Jaunt Air Mobility

Jaunt Air Mobility is a Canadian-American eVTOL developer building Journey — a piloted, five-seat (1 pilot + 4 passengers) slowed-rotor compound (SRC) eVTOL. The architecture pairs a single, large helicopter-style rotor with a fixed wing: the rotor unloads in cruise, with most of the lift coming from the wing, giving better forward-flight efficiency than a pure multirotor and quieter, more familiar handling than a tilt-rotor.

Strategic Partnerships

  • AIRO Group
  • Triumph Group

Reported funding to date: $30 M USD.

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