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October 1, 2024

REGENT Begins Next Phase of Full-Scale Seaglider Prototype Development

REGENT announces the start of hardware and systems integration of its full-scale seaglider prototype.

October 1, 2024

Brittany Ferries eyes zero-emission, sea-skimming ‘flying ferries’

June 15, 2021

Brittany Ferries eyes zero-emission, sea-skimming ‘flying ferries’

Brittany Ferries has signed a letter of intent with REGENT.

WBZ NewsRadio: Seaglider Start-Up Wants To Do Boston To Nantucket In 45 Minutes

June 9, 2021

WBZ NewsRadio: Seaglider Start-Up Wants To Do Boston To Nantucket In 45 Minutes

Seagliders could cut the time between Boston and Nantucket from two hours to 45 minutes.

CBS Boston: Boston-Based Company Creates ‘Seaglider’ That Moves 180 MPH Above The Water

May 12, 2021

CBS Boston: Boston-Based Company Creates ‘Seaglider’ That Moves 180 MPH Above The Water

"REGENT has created what it calls the world's first seaglider."

CNN: It's a boat? It's a plane? No, it's a 'seaglider.' And it goes fast...really fast

May 11, 2021

CNN: It's a boat? It's a plane? No, it's a 'seaglider.' And it goes fast...really fast

"The company hopes it will change the future of transportation over water."

REGENT Craft Inc, announces the launch of the world’s first seaglider, an electric flying machine set to transport passengers along coastal routes by 2025

April 29, 2021

REGENT Craft Inc, announces the launch of the world’s first seaglider, an electric flying machine set to transport passengers along coastal routes by 2025

REGENT announced the launch of their new all-electric vehicle, the seaglider.

Business Insider: 'Seagliders' are part-plane, part-boat and can fly 180 mph

April 23, 2021

Business Insider: 'Seagliders' are part-plane, part-boat and can fly 180 mph

"REGENT is building the seaglider, an electric flying ferry that will bring people across coastal cities."

CNBC: Regent is making a flying electric ferry with a top speed of 180 miles per hour

April 20, 2021

CNBC: Regent is making a flying electric ferry with a top speed of 180 miles per hour

"A start-up called REGENT wants to make flying ferries the best way to travel between coastal cities."

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