Moller International was formed in 1983 and is the developer of the roadable Skycar aircraft, a four-person Vertical Takeoff and Landing Vehicle (VTOL) currently undergoing initial flight-testing. The aircraft uses the Company's Rotapower rotary engine designed specifically for compact, high power-to-weight applications. The Skycar has the potential to provide an airborne alternative to a signficiant portion of the miles now traveled by automobiles. The Skycar has been featured on a number of TV programs including CBS 60 Minutes, "Highway In the Sky", NBC's Today Show "Today's American Story", and the History Channel, "Greatest Movie Gadgets: Then and Now".
Groen Brothers Aviation, Inc. is a fully reporting public company which is traded on the OTC Bulletin Board (Trading Symbol "GNBA"). Groen Brothers has been publicly traded since 1990. The company plans to be listed on the NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotation) market or the American Stock Exchange (AMEX). Developing gyroplane technology since 1986, GBA is recognized as the world's leading authority on autorotative flight. The company has developed the world's first commercially viable modern gyroplane -- the first "autogiro" to utilize a jet engine -- the Hawk 4 Gyroplane powered by a Rolls-Royce gas turbine engine. The Hawk 4 was used extensively for security aerial patrol missions during the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. The gyroplane's inherently simple design offers a safe and affordable alternative to helicopters and airplanes for many applications, including aerial observation roles in both government and private applications, agricultural aerial application, tour guide flights, and cargo/passenger transport. Groen Brothers Aviation, Inc. is a fully reporting public company which is traded on the OTC Bulletin Board (Trading Symbol "GNBA"). Groen Brothers has been publicly traded since 1990.
Groen Brothers Aviation Team Successfully Achieves Third Milestone of Its DARPA Contract to Design Next Generation High Speed Rotorcraft
