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GAME CHANGER FOR FIRST RESPONDERS

 

HEXA is fun, but not just for fun. Federal, state, and local government agencies in the US can operate HEXA today under existing regulations - no pilot's license or special skills required - and reduce first response times by 50% or more.

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

Fast. Inexpensive. Help from above.

 

Air ambulance for the cost of a ground ambulance.

Any EMT can pilot, no license required.

Land almost anywhere with HEXA's small footprint.

Deliver life saving care, in half the time.

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DISASTER RESPONSE

Answer the call. Get there first.

 

Firefighting, natural disasters, emergencies.

Insert and extract first responders and supplies.

Heavy lift payload capability, over any terrain.

Targeted fire suppression for hard to reach places.

SEARCH & RESCUE

Take to the skies.

 

Water, fire, wilderness rescue.

95% of Coast Guard rescues are <20 mi offshore.*

Deliver lifesaving supplies, life rafts, and heavy cargo.

Floats for amphibious operations, airlift rescue capable.

*US Coast Guard Addendum to National Search and Rescue Supplement

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PUBLIC SAFETY

When lives are on the line, every second counts.

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Cut emergency response times in half.

1/10th the cost of a helicopter.

Land on almost any street, parking lot, rooftop, or yard.

Any officer is a pilot, no license or special skills required.

MILITARY

New capabilities for national defense.

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Troop insertion, extraction, medical evacuation.

Low noise and heat signature.

Collapsible for transport via trailer and C-130.

All service members are now pilots.

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"LIFT's modular HEXA platform can help save thousands of lives every year. Their eVTOL aircraft enables countless new missions for federal, state, and local government agency first responders. I can't wait."

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Johnny Doo

Head of NASA Transformative Vertical

Flight, Public Services Working Group 

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