RT is building the first electric glider that will change the concept of the future of water transport.
Where the ship "Seaglider", or the naval plane, which is built by the company, has the advantages of being more efficient than traditional means of transport.
It also represents an opportunity to revolutionize the movement between coastal cities. The co-founder and CEO of the company, Billy Thalheimer, described boarding the glider as "an unparalleled experience" as it brings together the best aspects of riding planes, high-speed trains, and express ferries.
The company plans to conduct experiments in the first quarter of 2022, according to a report published by C.C. N In Arabic. "
The vehicle moves with a maximum of approximately 300 kilometres per hour, making it faster than the ferries. These gliders operate like boats.
When launched, the vehicle will accelerate over the water to fly later on over a "pillow from the air." Then it will proceed in the final meters of the journey to reach the pain flowing on the water again.
Vehicles will not be subject to airport procedures. According to Thalheimer, "Ma'taf will not have to undergo security reviews, because gliders are tied to mud above the water about half the length of their wings."
The spacecraft is 100% electric and has no emissions, he said. The vehicle will carry 12 passengers, with a future model that will be able to carry at least 50 passengers.
The company plans to conduct water experiments in the first quarter of 2022, with the launch of its first commercial service for passengers by 2025.
The vehicle has a maximum of approximately 300 kilometres per hour. The cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai are a remarkable route for these vehicles to land on the coast.
In the event of the use of the "Rachachi G" vehicles, the employees will be able to travel around 30 dollars, or 15 dollars, depending on the type of vehicle used. The journey between the two cities will take only about half an hour.
Thalheimer believes that the Emirates is a wonderful place to start the company's operations, as Dubai has already shown its embrace of future technology.
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