UPS is purchasing 10 electrical vertical aircraft out of Beta Technologies since it seems to get things to little and midsize markets quicker

UPS is purchasing 10 electrical vertical aircraft since it tries to boost delivery times in little and midsize markets.

In a statement Wednesday, the Atlanta delivery firm said it will examine the eVTOLs to be used in its own Express Air delivery system. The program has been controlled by its own flying Forward branch, which can be exploring drone shipping.

UPS expects to start getting the airplanes in 2024.

Financial details of the deal weren't disclosed.

The beta aircraft possess a 1,400-pound freight capacity, so they will have the ability to transport time-sensitive deliveries faster than if the bundles were being delivered through little fixed-wing airplanes that need an airstrip.

The aircraft have a 250-mile selection and cruising speed up to 170 mph. It's estimated that the aircraft enables UPS to organize a collection of short routes, or a long path, on a single charge. The airplanes can bill in one hour or even less and create zero emissions.