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About FalxAir Ltd
'Falx' is a Latin word originally meaning sickle, but was later used to mean any of a number of tools that had a curved blade that was sharp on the inside edge such as a scythe. The word is also associated with certain birds of prey due to the sickle shaped leading edge of the wings when diving or at high speed.
Falx Air has concentrated on Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) platforms for over nine years, this has led to many different approaches to platform design and control. We have travelled to multiple companies across the world who are developing new technology that will ensure the best solutions for each technical area are combined into a single, scalable and flexible platform.
Now, using the Falx Air proprietary platform design and control system, a full flight ready platform will be produced during the next 12 months. Introduced within the build plan will be a new hybrid power generation package being investigated by Falx Air, allowing the vehicle increased endurance with minimal fuel consumption.
We have established industrial links with the very latest battery technology, fuel cell systems and electric motor manufacturers to enable us to developed advanced aircraft designs. During the past eight years, members of the team have worked in the USA and Europe on advanced aviation projects, which are both public and privately known.