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MGI Engineering Mosquito

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Cargo eVTOL demonstrators in two variants. The first is a tilt rotor configuration with a range of 30-50 miles. The second can fully transition to winged flight for long distance missions between 80-200 miles. The vehicle platform is designed to be scaled up to 500 kg payload capacity.

Lift type
Tilt-rotor
Construction
Control
Autonomous
Engine type
Electric
Application
Cargo

Design & construction

Pressurisation
Unpressurised

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Type variants

VariantLaunch / first flightProduction endNotes
MGI Engineering M10 / Tilt rotor configuration, with two rotors on each corner capable of tilting from 45 degrees in the forward direction to 45 degrees rearward. Formerly MGI Engineering Mosquito I.
MGI Engineering Mosquito II / Eight rotors with direct drive motors distributed across four wings, with all four wings using MGI’s proprietary tilt mechanism used to control pitch and roll.

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