Harbor One
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IAS 0 km/h GS 0 km/h VS 0.0 m/s
ALT 128 M
THR 50
SEATTLE Elliott Bay
SAFE LANDING TARGET is GS below 5 km/h and VS between -0.5 m/s and −0.8 m/s 1. Center the stick and line up with the landing area. 2. Reduce GS below 5 km/h before descending. 3. Aim for a gentle descent, VS below -0.8 m/s 4. Touch down must have GS below 5.8 km/h and VS below -0.8 m/s. 5. Throttle at 50% hovers. Tap W to slow down a fast descent, tap S for a faster descent. 6. Center the stick to stop drifting. Water and building impacts cause a crash. 7. GS = Ground Speed; VS = Vertical Speed; IAS = Indicated Airspeed; ALT = Altitude
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Harbor One, an eVTOL over the Seattle skyline
SINGLE-SEAT eVTOL

Harbor One

First-person flight over downtown Seattle. Fly with the mouse or the arrow keys. W and S are the throttle. After launch, move the cursor to the center of the screen to level off and hover, or press Space to center the arrow-key stick.

Mouse / Arrow keys
Above center or ↑ flies forward, below or ↓ backs up, left and right (← →) turn. Arrow keys move the stick while held and keep it there; press Space to center it. Moving the mouse takes control back. Left and right command a turn: on the spot while hovering, and a banked coordinated turn at speed, where faster flight turns more gently.
W / S
Throttle up and down. Hold for a faster change, tap for fine trim; it stays where you leave it. 50% is exactly a hover. Above that you have a limited power reserve, so add power when you pitch forward to keep altitude.
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