Fleet of PAL-V Liberty Flying Cars Purchased by Austria's PRIMUS AERO

A fleet of PAL-V Liberty flying cars has been purchased by Austria's PRIMUS AERO. The company aims to utilise the PAL-V Liberty not only for its own operations but also for their aircraft maintenance companies. 

The  PAL-V Liberty not only flies, it can also be driven on public roads.

It is currently undergoing an extensive test program, and the company is preparing for its first series of production vehicles that will complete the certification flight test program next year.

The PAL-V Liberty is now approved for road usage and is officially the world's first commercial flying car that can be spotted on the European roads.

PRIMUS AERO is a leading independent provider of technical aircraft management services.

Robert Dingemanse, CEO of PAL-V, says: "The PAL-V Liberty can be used for a wide range of applications. With PRIMUS AERO, they will take advantage of its ability to fly and drive to shorten commuting times and provide their customers with door-to-door air mobility, something only a PAL-V can achieve. On top of that PRIMUS AERO's extensive expertise in aircraft maintenance positions them as a key regional partner."

Stephan Krainer, CEO and Founder of PRIMUS AERO, comments: "The PAL-V is a time-saving machine for us. Our staff consists of highly trained and qualified experts, with decent incomes. Having them stuck in traffic jams is a very inefficient use of their time. By incorporating PAL-Vs into our operations, we will save time and money by reducing unproductive times."

Netherlands-based PAL-V plans to hand over the first keys of the PAL-V liberty Limited Pioneer Edition to its first customers in 2024.