Waterfly Technologies has developed a cutting-edge Wing-in-Ground (WIG) seacraft, an electric seaglider that promises faster, more efficient coastal transport.
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The WIG craft flies just above the water surface, using a four-meter air cushion for a smooth aircraft-like glide over the sea.
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With its innovative design, the seaglider can take off from water and land smoothly, making it perfect for coastal and inland water transport.
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Unlike hovercrafts that skim the surface, the seaglider maintains a steady altitude above water, making it faster and more efficient.
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The WIG seacraft can reach speeds of up to 500 km/h and altitudes of 150 meters while ensuring comfort and safety.
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With low operational costs, the WIG craft offers aircraft-level comfort at a fraction of the price—just ₹600 for a 1,600-km trip!
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Waterfly Technologies presented its seaglider concept at Aero India, drawing attention from the aviation and maritime industries.
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Waterfly aims to launch a 100-kg prototype by April 2025, followed by a one-tonne version and a full-scale 20-seater model next year.
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With its speed, efficiency, and affordability, the WIG craft could revolutionize marine transport, making it faster and more sustainable.
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As Waterfly Technologies scales up, WIG craft could become the future of regional and coastal transport. Are we ready for the revolution?
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