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Vertical Aerospace Opens Aircraft Assembly Facility At Its Flight Test Center At Cotswold Airport In The UK

BenzingaBenzinga Newsdesk

The opening ceremony, which took place on National Manufacturing Day in the UK, delivers on a previously announced milestone and marks the next stage in the Company’s transition from prototype development and flight

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