SkyDrive

SkyDrive promotes health initiatives and employee benefits to create a supportive work environment for physical and mental well-being.

SkyDrive introduces the SD-05, a three-seater electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, detailing its specifications and development progress toward certification by Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

SkyDrive and Suzuki collaborate on manufacturing the flying car SKYDRIVE at Suzuki Group factories in Shizuoka. The partnership covers production and technical cooperation.

SkyDrive shares updates on its flying car development, including progress toward type certification, demo flights, and press releases. The company highlights partnerships and international expansion.

H.H. shares his expertise in corporate governance from Abeam Consulting and NRI, now leading SkyDrive’s management group with a focus on IPO preparation and flying car development.

SkyDrive’s culture reflects its diverse team, including backgrounds in aviation, automotive, and IT. The company highlights its values, work environment, and team dynamics.

B.R. describes his 11-year career in electric systems at Embraer and Volocopter, now leading SkyDrive’s power distribution group in developing the SD-05’s electrical systems.

H.S. discusses his career in aircraft maintenance and power plant engineering at Japan Airlines, now leading maintainability and reliability assessments for SkyDrive’s eVTOL SD-05.

SkyDrive introduces its leadership team, including CEO Tomohiro Fukuzawa, with diverse backgrounds in aviation, automotive, and finance. The page lists each member’s background and expertise.

Founded in 2018 with headquarters in Toyota, Aichi, SkyDrive develops eVTOL aircraft and logistics drones. The page outlines the company’s mission, corporate philosophy, leadership, and investors.

SkyDrive was founded in 2018, tracing its origins to the nonprofit CARTIVATOR. The company’s history and progress toward achieving flying cars are detailed, including its 2020 manned flight test and pursuit of type certification.

SkyDrive provides contact information for inquiries about vehicle purchases, business partnerships, media, investor relations, and flying car adoption consultations.

SkyDrive develops the SD-05, an electric, autonomous, vertical takeoff and landing flying car, targeting commercialization by 2028.

SkyDrive’s privacy policy outlines how customer personal data is collected, used, managed, and shared, along with contact details for inquiries.

SkyDrive’s code of conduct outlines responsibilities for safety, quality, legal compliance, and human rights, guiding the company’s efforts in revolutionizing air mobility.

SkyDrive’s official website terms of use cover copyright, linking policies, and liability conditions for users.