Multirotor aircraft that is adapted for vertical take-off and landing
AssigneeAirbus Urban Mobility GmbH
InventorsAxel Fink, Uwe Kiesewetter, Klaus Kicker
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AssigneeAirbus Urban Mobility GmbH
InventorsAxel Fink, Uwe Kiesewetter, Klaus Kicker
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A multirotor aircraft 10 that is adapted for vertical take-off and landing, comprising a fuselage, a thrust producing units assembly that is provided for producing thrust in operation, and a forward-swept wing that comprises a portside half wing and a starboard side half wing. Each one of the portside and starboard side half wings comprises an inboard section that is connected to the fuselage and an outboard section that forms a wing tip. The inboard sections of the portside and starboard side half wings form a central wing region. The portside and starboard side half wings are respectively connected in the region of their wing tips to an associated outboard wing pod that supports at least two non-tiltably mounted thrust producing units of the thrust producing units assembly.
A multirotor aircraft that is adapted for vertical take-off and landing, comprising a fuselage, a thrust producing units assembly that is provided for producing thrust in operation, and a forward-swept wing that comprises a portside half wing and a starboard side half wing, each one of the portside and starboard side half wings comprising an inboard section that is connected to the fuselage and an outboard section that forms a wing tip, wherein the inboard sections of the portside and starboard side half wings form a central wing region,
A multirotor aircraft adapted for vertical take-off and landing, the multirotor aircraft comprising a fuselage, a thrust producing units assembly for producing thrust in operation, and a forward-swept wing comprising a portside half wing and a starboard side half wing, each of the portside and starboard side half wings comprising an inboard section connected to the fuselage and an outboard section forming a wing tip, wherein the inboard sections of the portside and starboard side half wings form a central wing region,
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