Regent and the Viceroy seaglider that flies ten feet above the ocean on a cushion of ground effect
Regent's Viceroy seaglider flies 10 feet above the ocean using ground effect, promising 180 mph coastal travel on battery power alone.
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Regent Craft and the Viceroy seaglider that flies inches above the ocean on electric power
Regent Craft's Viceroy seaglider uses ground effect flight over water to solve electric aviation's biggest problem: battery range.
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Regent's Viceroy seaglider uses ground-effect flight over water to sidestep electric aviation's biggest limitations.
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Regent Craft's Viceroy seaglider bypasses FAA certification by flying in ground effect under Coast Guard jurisdiction.
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