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Terrafugia shows off Outer Mold Line for TF-X hybrid electric aircraft

Posted on July 23, 2015August 23, 2019 By Jarvis

Terrafugia first showed off its TF-X hybrid electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft back in 2013. The aircraft is designed to be able to cruise on the streets as a plug-in hybrid vehicle, and then take off, and land vertically when the driver wants to take to the skies. Terrafugia has announced that it is showing off the new Outer Mold Line (OML) for the TF-X.

The OML was developed in collaboration with Ben Schweighart and Transportation/Automotive Designer Verdan Martinek. In addition to showing off the Outer Mold Line, the company is also testing a one-tenth scale wind tunnel test model of the TF-X that was developed based on the new OML.
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