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Luxury design goes vertical

05/12/2019

Press releaseIssued by Transcend Air Corporation.

Transcend Air Corporation announced today that it's partnering with renowned VIP aircraft interior design firm Huslig Collective in the building of the new luxury edition of its VTOL aircraft, the Vy 400R.

The Vy 400R is the luxe version of the Vy 400 vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The base Vy 400 will be used in airline service between major city pairs.

"Mark Huslig and his talented team create stunning designs. I knew they were the perfect choice to work with our Reserved Edition customers the first time I met him and saw their amazing work. From helicopters to jets, their creations are outstanding and truly unique," noted Peter Schmidt, COO of Transcend Air.

"We always love tackling something as exciting as the Vy 400R, so we can't wait to help personalize the completions with their new owners," said Mark Huslig, President of Huslig Collective. "Great design is a dialog between the imagined and the possible. The Vy 400R opens up new possibilities for flight, and we already imagine new ways to make that experience more incredible."

Designed for people who want to be the first to own new technology, the Vy 400R (www.Vy400R.com) features custom interior appointments, specially configured seats, and exclusive paint schemes. Every Vy 400R is a true VTOL, needing no more than a standard helicopter pad for takeoffs and landings. The aircraft then transitions to a high speed fixed wing airplane, cruising at over 400 miles per hour. Every Vy 400 and Vy 400R comes with a whole-aircraft parachute system for the ultimate in safety.

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