The Jetson ONE can sustain continuous flight with the loss of one motor.

Jetson ONE’s first production model completed its maiden flight recently.

Named SN1, the compact eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) is seen flying with stability and landing without any issues in a new video.

The company claims that SN1 is proving itself to be a strong and solid kickoff to the first of many Jetson ONE units.

“The excitement from our community has been incredible, and we’re back with even more from the field. Your enthusiasm fuels our drive as we move full speed ahead, as our serial production is starting,” said the company in a statement.

The eVTOL offers a 20-minute flight on a single charge and supports pilots up to 210 pounds.

Equipped with high-performance electric brushless motor

Made of race car-inspired aluminum chassis, the flying car comes with a high-performance electric brushless motor and gives 63 mph top speed.

The company claims that the Jetson is a Formula One racing car for the sky.

“A beautiful and lightweight design in aluminum and carbon fiber, that is incredibly fun to fly,” said the company.

It has eight powerful motors, driving an equal amount of propellers. The propulsion system reportedly has a massive power output, making flight effortless and fun.

The company revealed that it all started in a small apartment in Poland where founder Tomasz Patan built the first prototype of Jetson.

“This idea and vision of realizing everyone’s dream of flight attracted talents from all over the world who took on the challenge of redefining air mobility and creating something so exciting and revolutionary,” said the company.

Radar sensor-driven auto landing system

The eVTOL offers a radar sensor-driven auto landing system and redundant battery propulsion system for convenient flight. Its ballistic parachute with rapid deployment time enhances safety.

“Today the incredible and lean Jetson Team is materializing the futuristic Personal Air Vehicle that is leaving the production line and already redefining the air mobility,” added the company.

The Jetson ONE can sustain continuous flight with the loss of one motor, has an auto land function, and multiple safety features to protect the pilot in case of an emergency.

The company claims that for Jetson ONE, no pilot’s license is required in the United States.

While in October 2023, Jetson obtained a flight permit as the first eVTOL in the ultralight category in Italy, allowing pilots to fly the Jetson ONE in the country’s uncontrolled airspace.

Aero Club d’Italia (AeCI) issued the first flight permit registration for a recreational ultralight eVTOL on October 5, 2023.

This allowed licensed pilots to fly the Jetson ONE pre-production aircraft.

Jetson is now part of aviation history, not only in Italy but globally, as the first flight in the U.S. was performed on the same day.

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