Personal aviation, in plain English
Independent safety ratings for flying cars.
Crash-test style ratings for personal aircraft, built from FAA records, manufacturer testing, and real incident data.
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- A plain-English rating for each model, with the evidence behind it
- Incident and recall alerts the day they are filed
- How each design handles a motor failure, a battery fault, or a bad landing
Cars have crash tests and star ratings. Flying cars, so far, have press releases. As the first personal eVTOL models move toward delivery, buyers need an independent view of how each one handles the failures that matter: losing a motor, losing a battery cell, or losing the pilot's attention.
This site will publish a rating for every model that reaches customers, drawn from FAA airworthiness records, published test data, and incident reports, and it will update the rating whenever new evidence arrives. Manufacturers do not pay to be listed and cannot pay to be rated higher.