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A startup Urban Air Mobility (UAM) company has acquired the rights to the Carter slowed-rotor compound (SR/C) technology developed by Carter Aviation Technologies for personal and air taxi aircraft. Jaunt Air Mobility was introduced at the Vertical Flight Society symposium in January. Little is known about the company other than it was founded last May by New Jersey engineer and entrepreneur Kaydon Stanzione. The technology acquired by Jaunt is the similar to that used by Carter's Personal Air Vehicle,
“There still are many critical steps to complete before launch and while we eagerly are anticipating these launches, we will step through our test flight preparations and readiness reviews.” Source: Kathy Lueders, NASA Commercial Crew Program manager. The first Commercial Crew test flight have been delayed again by the agency.
Officially established in 1931, the National Association of State Aviation Officials is one of the oldest continually active aviation advocates in the United States. For instance, it is far older than the FAA.
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