Electra.aero is building a hybrid-electric blown lift aircraft capable of takeoffs under 300 feet, targeting rural communities with no viable regional air service.
Electra Aero's EL-2 Goldfinch uses proven blown lift aerodynamics and distributed electric motors to target takeoff and landing distances under 150 feet.
Electra Aero is developing a 9-passenger hybrid-electric aircraft that takes off and lands in 150 feet using blown lift - potentially restoring air service to 1,500 underserved U.S. communities.
Electra Aero's hybrid-electric eSTOL uses blown lift technology for 300-foot ground rolls, targeting small communities that lost scheduled air service.
Electra's nine-seat hybrid electric eSTOL uses NASA-proven blown lift and eight electric motors to target a 150-foot ground roll, opening thousands of airstrips to fixed-wing service.
Electra Aero's hybrid-electric eSTOL targets a 150-foot takeoff and landing roll using blown lift, potentially reopening thousands of underserved U.S. airports to scheduled service.
Radio Hangar explores Electra's EL9 Ultra Short, Blown-Lift eSTOL, and the Hybrid-Electric Nine-Seater That Wants to Take Off in the Length of a Soccer Field.
Electra Aero is engineering a hybrid eSTOL aircraft using blown lift technology targeting 150-foot ground rolls, with a credible path to restoring air service to thousands of underserved communities.
Electra Aero's blown-lift eSTOL technology can operate from runways as short as 150 feet, positioning it as a practical alternative to eVTOL for regional air mobility.