This approval allows REGENT to test its full-scale seaglider prototype in Narragansett Bay and Rhode Island Sound.

The U.S. Coast Guard’s approval allows the company to test its full-scale seaglider prototype in Rhode Island.

The seaglider company has created over 135 jobs and reinvested $22 million into the state.

Since arriving in the Ocean State, REGENT has achieved seven key milestones.

This feature showcases REGENT's growth and progress in Rhode Island.

Billy Thalheimer spoke to Aviation Week about the latest updates in our seaglider certification process.

The REGENT D.C. office will support seaglider maritime certification and advance the company’s dual-use mission.

We designed our all-electric seagliders to be dual use, offering commercial transportation options as well as defense solutions.

Float, foil, fly — Watch how seagliders navigate from busy harbors to the open ocean.

Seagliders will be regulated as maritime vessels — here are the four steps in the U.S. and abroad.