Aerosapien autonomous cargo aircraft in flight

Autonomous cargo aviation

Freight, at the speed of flight

Moving cargo beyond the limits of the road — connecting distribution centers, factories, airports and regional destinations through intelligent aerial mobility.

Meet the aircraft

Cargo-first aircraft

Configuration, cargo bay and loading interface designed around freight operations.

Integrated manufacturing

The aircraft and the factory engineered together from the first drawing.

Certification by design

A production system built to create traceable evidence, not just parts.

Beyond
commercial cargo

High usable payload, simplified architecture and rapid turnaround matter most where infrastructure is limited or unavailable. One aircraft platform, serving commercial, military and defense operators, and connecting the air network to freight moving over land and sea.

Cargo aircraft loading palletized freight at a regional airport

Commercial

Commercial cargo

Scheduled and on-demand freight between distribution centers, factories, airports and regional destinations – the core middle-mile mission.

Cargo aircraft at a forward desert airstrip with a soldier alongside

Military

Military airlift

Resupply between depots, dispersed sites and forward locations, with a mechanically simple aircraft intended to be operated and maintained in austere conditions.

Cargo aircraft approaching naval vessels at sea

Sea

Sea & maritime

Connection to ports, coastal terminals, island operations, offshore platforms and vessels at anchor, where ground transport cannot reach at all.

Air to landAir to seaCommercial operatorsMilitary & defenseHumanitarian agencies

Urban air mobility hub with autonomous cargo aircraft

Urban
Air
Mobility
Hubs

Strategically located urban air mobility hubs serve as our operational bases. These hubs are equipped with advanced cargo handling facilities, ensuring seamless loading, unloading, and transfer of your valuable goods.

What comes next

Toward autonomous cargo aircraft

Autonomy is being developed as an incremental capability of the same airframe, avionics and production system – advanced in steps, each supported by flight-test and manufacturing evidence, rather than as a separate program.

Piloted operations

Certification baseline and early revenue cargo flights.

Supervised autonomy

Reduced-crew and remotely supervised flight on established routes.

Autonomous cargo missions

Uncrewed network operations, including contested, degraded and remote environments.

We are not only developing the aircraft of the future. We are developing the technology to build it.