Hybrid Air Vehicles, the company behind Airlander, is developing dual-use, decarbonised air transportation for: regional passenger transport, eco-tourism, communications & surveillance, and logistics.
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Hybrid Air Vehicles is now focused on bringing the first type-certified production Airlander aircraft to market. We have already built and successfully flown a full-scale prototype, proving the core technology and validating the aircraft’s unique capabilities.
Our current programme is progressing toward certification and entry into service. We anticipate test flying production-representative aircraft before 2029, with the first customer aircraft expected to enter service from 2029 onwards. As with any new aircraft, the precise timeline depends on factors such as customer orders, certification requirements, and build progress.