REGENT Craft's Viceroy seaglider uses wing-in-ground-effect physics to carry 12 passengers at 160 mph along coastal routes - and certifies as a boat, not a plane.
VectorRegent's Viceroy seaglider completed its first crewed flight off Rhode Island, a milestone for wing-in-ground-effect technology and coastal transportation.
TowerHow Regent Craft's electric Viceroy seaglider uses wing-in-ground effect and fly-by-wire to make a 60-year-old idea finally flyable.
VectorRadio Hangar explores REGENT, the Viceroy Seaglider, and the Wing-in-Ground-Effect Machine That Flies a Wingspan Off the Water to Cheat Both the Boat and the Airplane.
VectorHow Regent's electric Viceroy seaglider uses wing-in-ground effect to fly a wingspan above the water and reinvent coastal travel.
VectorHow REGENT's electric Viceroy seaglider uses ground effect to fly a few feet over water, replacing coastal ferries at 180 mph.
VectorREGENT's Viceroy seaglider is a 12-seat electric craft regulated by the Coast Guard, not the FAA - because it never leaves ground effect.
VectorHow REGENT's all-electric Viceroy seaglider uses wing-in-ground effect and hydrofoils to fly one wingspan above the water.
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