Regent, a U.S. startup, has recently started crewed sea trials of its Viceroy 12-passenger electric seaglider in Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay. This seaglider boasts a 65-ft.-span wing equipped with 12 electric propellers on the leading edge. The prototype is currently being put through its paces to test its capabilities and performance. These trials mark an important step in the development of this innovative new technology.
Graham Warwick, a leading figure in technology coverage in the aerospace industry, is closely following the progress of Regent and their seaglider. As an expert in identifying technologies that are strategically important for aviation, aerospace, and defense, Warwick is keeping a close eye on how this new seaglider could potentially impact the industry.
The Week in Technology, March 10-14, 2025 covers this exciting development in the aviation world. The article is available to subscribers of Aviation Week & Space Technology and AWIN, offering critical analysis of emerging trends, technological advancements, operational best practices, and updates to policy, requirements, and budgets. Subscribers can access this content and stay informed about the latest innovations in the aerospace field.
This progress in electric seaglider technology represents a significant advancement in the industry and shows promise for the future of air transportation. With companies like Regent leading the way, we can expect to see more innovative and eco-friendly solutions in aviation in the coming years.
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