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        Volatus Infrastructure, a Wisconsin-based eVTOL infrastructure technology developer, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with LEO Flight, a company developing eVTOL aircrafts.
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        Under this partnership, Volatus will provide manufacturing support for LEO&rsquo;s wireless VertiStop charging technology and provide vertiport infrastructure.
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        This is the latest of several collaborations Volatus has established in 2023. Most recently, in 
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        , Volatus signed an MOU with Ace VTOL, an Australian-based eVTOL company, to be the latter&rsquo;s preferred infrastructure partner. Prior to that, in 
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        , Volatus partnered with GREENPORT International Airport and Technology Center to build an eVTOL vertiport as part of the Phase I development of the GREENPORT International Airport and Technology Center.
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Wisconsin-based eVTOL infrastructure technology developer, Volatus Infrastructure, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with LEO Flight, a company developing eVTOL aircraft. As part of the partnership, Volatus will provide manufacturing support for LEO's wireless VertiStop charging technology and supply vertiport infrastructure. This collaboration is one of several that Volatus has formed in 2023, including a partnership with Ace VTOL and GREENPORT International Airport and Technology Center. Volatus continues to expand its network and offers its expertise in eVTOL infrastructure development.

Volatus Infrastructure partners with LEO Flight

German aviation company Volocopter has agreed to jointly develop passenger and cargo services for electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in the US and UK with Bristow Group. The partnership will involve examining commercial and operational aspects, as well as maintenance services. Bristow will also use Volocopter's VoloIQ digital platform. The companies plan to develop an Urban Air Mobility ecosystem, which will include discussing regulations, exploring infrastructure and forming local partnerships. Bristow has ordered two VoloCity eVTOL aircraft and has the option to purchase 78 more. Volocopter recently signed a partnership with charitable air rescue company ADAC Luftrettung.

Volocopter partners with Bristow to develop services for eVTOL aircrafts in US and UK

Volatus Infrastructure, a Wisconsin-based eVTOL infrastructure technology developer, has partnered with Ace VTOL, an Australian-based eVTOL company. Volatus will be the preferred infrastructure partner for Ace, and the two companies will collaborate on business development opportunities in the eVTOL industry. This partnership follows Volatus' previous agreement with WEFLO in June 2023, aimed at enhancing service and maintenance programs for eVTOL aircraft. Volatus has also announced leadership changes in the company, including the appointment of Mr. Dan Sloat as the new CEO.

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