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Agility Prime: The Third Revolution in Aerospace
Airman Magazine
Oct. 25, 2021 | 5:06
If there is a new way of doing mobility in the air, the Air Force must be in the middle of it. Through Agility Prime, an AFWERX initiative, the Air Force is partnering with industry experts to develop and certify eVTOL’s, or electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing aircraft. AFWERX Director Col. Nathan Diller and Blain Newton, Chief Operating Officer at Beta Technologies, discuss the partnership between military and commercial sectors and how the United States Air Force and the commercial market can benefit from this technology.
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