A CONCEPT RARITY: TILT-ROTOR TAILSITTER DELIVERY DRONE

There are many different aircraft concepts in the world. Each concept is always a compromise, because one concept is never the best of all in the field of flying. For example, a multicopter hovers most stably in strong winds, as it has no wings, but its range is very short.

The advantages of Lentola delivery drone include the ability to fly in icing conditions and an ergonomic way to attach the payload to the belly of the aircraft. Hardly any other drone is capable of continuing flight in icing conditions, which means that year-round operation in cold environments is out of the question.

1. LENTOLA VTOL CARGO IS CAPABLE OF CONTINUING FLIGHT EVEN IN THE MOST DEMANDING CONDITIONS, INCLUDING ICING CONDITIONS

This is an absolute prerequisite for safe year-round operation, as icing is quite common: it occurs wherever the temperature drops to around zero degrees Celsius in winter. We are convinced that this has been one of the biggest obstacles to the widespread use of drone deliveries.

2. THE LOADING ERGONOMICS OF THE LENTOLA VTOL CARGO ARE EXCELLENT

While cargo is usually difficult to attach under any drone, with Lentola VTOL Cargo you can quickly and easily attach cargo to its belly.

3. LENTOLA VTOL CARGO IS CAPABLE OF VERTICAL TAKEOFF AND LANDING

In an emergency, Lentola VTOL Cargo can even land in tall undergrowth because the propellers are located quite far from the ground.

4. LENTOLA VTOL CARGO WITHSTANDS FAIRLY STRONG WINDS

Landing is the most dangerous phase of flight for any aircraft. The main cause of hazardous situations is strong winds, which often prevent even passenger aircraft from landing. Lentola VTOL Cargo utilizes a patented propeller rotation mechanism that enables hovering in windy conditions and actively adjusts the Lentola aircraft’s position to wind direction and strength throughout the hover. Lentola has patented this superior mechanism in the EU and the US.