Canadian Government Boosts Horizon Aircraft's Hybrid eVTOL Development with $450K NSERC Grant in Multi-Organization Collaboration

Reuters
Jul 31
Canadian Government Boosts Horizon Aircraft's Hybrid eVTOL Development with $450K NSERC Grant in Multi-Organization Collaboration

New Horizon Aircraft Ltd., operating as Horizon Aircraft, has announced the receipt of a significant Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada Applied Research and Development $(ARD)$ grant totaling $450,000. This funding, in collaboration with partners Fleming College and Ontario Tech University, boosts the total NSERC Federal funding to over $3.4 million and will support the development of Horizon Aircraft's hybrid electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft. This multi-year collaboration leverages the strengths of both the college and university in applied engineering and advanced manufacturing to accelerate the progress of Horizon Aircraft's innovative aerospace technologies.

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