EASA Approves PAL-V Liberty, World's First Flying Car

EASA Approves PAL-V Liberty, World's First Flying Car

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) granted a 'No Technical Objection' (NTO) to PAL-V, endorsing their FlyDrive vehicle, the PAL-V Liberty. This milestone is a pivotal step for certifying the world's first flying car, developed since 2008. The vehicle seamlessly transitions between road and air travel, promising safe, long-distance, door-to-door mobility. EASA's NTO reflects confidence in PAL-V's compliance program, indicating no major risks to achieving full type certification. With road certification obtained in 2020, PAL-V moves closer to finalizing flight approval.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has issued a ‘No Technical Objection’ to PAL-V.**FlyDrive Company PAL-V **

**Clears Essential Certification Milestone**

Dear Benjamin ,

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency, EASA has issued a ‘No Technical Objection’ to PAL-V, the Dutch company that developed and is commercialising the world’s first FlyDrive vehicle (Flying Car). 

EASA’s Senior Project Certification Manager for VTOL, Volker Arnsmeier, reinforced the significance of this moment, stating: “This is the first time ever we have issued a No Technical Objection (NTO) for a FlyDrive vehicle in the Innovative Air Mobility sector—a major step toward certifying the PAL-V Liberty.”

The PAL-V Liberty vehicle has been under development since 2008. The vehicle drives on the road and can be quickly converted into an aircraft. By integrating air and road travel into one vehicle, it offers very safe door-to-door, long distance mobility.

The certification for road use was achieved in 2020, and the No Technical Objection is EASA’s endorsement of PAL-V’s detailed compliance demonstration program to finalise flight certification. It confirms that there are no known risks preventing full type certification.

Read the full press release https://www.pal-v.com/en/press/flydrive-company-pal-v-clears-essential-certification-milestone

**FlyDrive Company PAL-V Clears Essential Certification Milestone**

Dear Benjamin ,

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency, EASA has issued a ‘No Technical Objection’ to PAL-V, the Dutch company that developed and is commercialising the world’s first FlyDrive vehicle (Flying Car). 

EASA’s Senior Project Certification Manager for VTOL, Volker Arnsmeier, reinforced the significance of this moment, stating: “This is the first time ever we have issued a No Technical Objection (NTO) for a FlyDrive vehicle in the Innovative Air Mobility sector—a major step toward certifying the PAL-V Liberty.”

The PAL-V Liberty vehicle has been under development since 2008. The vehicle drives on the road and can be quickly converted into an aircraft. By integrating air and road travel into one vehicle, it offers very safe door-to-door, long distance mobility.

The certification for road use was achieved in 2020, and the No Technical Objection is EASA’s endorsement of PAL-V’s detailed compliance demonstration program to finalise flight certification. It confirms that there are no known risks preventing full type certification.

Read the full press release https://www.pal-v.com/en/press/flydrive-company-pal-v-clears-essential-certification-milestone

The drive to fly.

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Dear Benjamin ,
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency, EASA has issued a âNo Technical Objectionâ to PAL-V, the Dutch company that developed and is commercialising the worldâs first FlyDrive vehicle (Flying Car).
EASAâs Senior Project Certification Manager for VTOL, Volker Arnsmeier, reinforced the significance of this moment, stating: âThis is the first time ever we have issued a No Technical Objection (NTO) for a FlyDrive vehicle in the Innovative Air Mobility sectorâa major step toward certifying the PAL-V Liberty.â
The PAL-V Liberty vehicle has been under development since 2008. The vehicle drives on the road and can be quickly converted into an aircraft. By integrating air and road travel into one vehicle, it offers very safe door-to-door, long distance mobility.
The certification for road use was achieved in 2020, and the No Technical Objection is EASAâs endorsement of PAL-Vâs detailed compliance demonstration program to finalise flight certification. It confirms that there are no known risks preventing full type certification.
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FlyDrive Company PAL-V Clears Essential Certification Milestone |
Dear Benjamin ,
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency, EASA has issued a âNo Technical Objectionâ to PAL-V, the Dutch company that developed and is commercialising the worldâs first FlyDrive vehicle (Flying Car).
EASAâs Senior Project Certification Manager for VTOL, Volker Arnsmeier, reinforced the significance of this moment, stating: âThis is the first time ever we have issued a No Technical Objection (NTO) for a FlyDrive vehicle in the Innovative Air Mobility sectorâa major step toward certifying the PAL-V Liberty.â
The PAL-V Liberty vehicle has been under development since 2008. The vehicle drives on the road and can be quickly converted into an aircraft. By integrating air and road travel into one vehicle, it offers very safe door-to-door, long distance mobility.
The certification for road use was achieved in 2020, and the No Technical Objection is EASAâs endorsement of PAL-Vâs detailed compliance demonstration program to finalise flight certification. It confirms that there are no known risks preventing full type certification.
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