Primus Aero Agrees To Acquire PAL-V Flying Cars

Aircraft maintenance management company plans to fly technicians to clients.

Jonathan Welsh

Thursday, July 13, 2023 at 02:56 PM ET

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The PAL-V Liberty flies with Primus Aero livery. [Courtesy: PAL-V]

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Primus Aero, an aircraft maintenance company, is purchasing PAL-V Liberty flying cars to enable its technicians to fly directly to customer locations.
This initiative aims to drastically reduce travel time, improve operational efficiency, and decrease downtime for clients' aircraft by bypassing road traffic and long drives.
The PAL-V, an autogyro-automobile hybrid, offers the flexibility to fly to airports and then drive as a service car upon arrival.
PAL-V sees this agreement as a strong validation of its Liberty flying car's versatility and its growing appeal to professional organizations beyond individual buyers.

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Primus Aero, an aircraft-maintenance management company based in the Netherlands, said it is purchasing a fleet of PAL-V Liberty flying cars to allow its technicians to fly to customer locations to service their aircraft instead of driving.

“The PAL-V is a time-saving machine for us,” said Stephan Krainer, CEO and founder of Primus, noting that avoiding traffic jams on roads allows employees to work more efficiently. “By incorporating PAL-Vs into our operations, we will save time and money by reducing unproductive times,” he said.