HexzaLift: Where Technology Meets the Sky

The Hexzalift Aircraft is a visionary electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft built for one person, intended for personal flight purposes, to be made available to the community of interest. Nine motors are mounted on each wing and each contains two propellers, hence reducing the drag and increasing the speed. The aircraft weighs just 432 pounds, thanks to its carbon-fiber fuselage and the ultralight certification by FAA, it does not require the pilot\'s license to fly. In amphibious design, buoyancy and stability are provided by four perimeter floats and a central Float filled with energy-absorbing foam to prevent hard landings from doing much harm to the aircraft. Safety Features Most importantly, safety is one of the topmost considerations for the Hexzalift. Even if you have a total failure of several (up to six) motor/propeller systems, the aircraft will continue to fly and land safely. This is coupled with an autonomous ballistic parachute descent system that will take effect on the unlikely occasion of a catastrophic failure so that you can come to earth within a few minutes. In addition to that, HEXA is engineered to withstand bird strikes and other issues that can endanger flight safety.