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The Rhode Island-based developer and manufacturer has completed the prototype’s first human-powered above-water tests, kicking off a test campaign that will culminate in the first manned seaglider flight by mid-year. REGENT has orders from customers worldwide exceeding $9 billion. REGENT Craft, a Rhode Island-based developer and manufacturer of all-electric seagliders, today unveiled the world’s first full-scale crewed seaglider and completed its first above-water tests, demonstrating successful technical validation of its new manned watercraft and marking a significant moment in transportation history. At 55 ft long and with a wingspan of 65 ft, the 12-passenger Viceroy seaglider prototype is the largest all-electric flying machine ever and represents a new form of transportation. The high-speed vessel operates in only three modes on the water: floating on the hull, flying above...