Stellar Aircraft: Leading the Way in Hydrogen-Powered Aviation Innovation
Key Ideas
  • Swiss business jet manufacturer Sirius rebrands to Stellar Aircraft, relocates HQ to the USA, emphasizing focus on hydrogen-powered aircraft.
  • Stellar Jet, a hydrogen-electric eVTOL design, aims for a technology demonstrator flight in June, showcasing eco-friendly aviation advancements.
  • Company CEO emphasizes the strategic shift to the USA market, aligning with the global push towards net-zero emissions and innovative solutions.
  • Stellar Aircraft's performance projections for the Stellar Jet promise impressive capabilities including high altitude, speed, and low noise levels.
Swiss business jet manufacturer Sirius has undergone a significant transformation by rebranding itself as Stellar Aircraft and moving its headquarters to the USA, specifically Delaware. The company's strategic pivot towards hydrogen-powered aviation is evident with the introduction of the Stellar Jet, a clean-sheet eVTOL design. Stellar Aircraft aims to showcase its commitment to innovation and sustainability by developing cutting-edge technologies like the hydrogen-electric powertrain for the Stellar Jet. The CEO, Alexey Popov, highlighted the immense potential in the US market and the company's vision to lead the aviation industry with transformative solutions. The Stellar Jet's performance projections, including its cruise altitude of 25,000 feet, speed of 280 knots, and low noise emissions, signify a promising future in eco-friendly aviation. Stellar Aircraft is set to disclose the results of performance validation tests for its proprietary hydrogen fuel tank in February, further solidifying its position as a pioneering force in the hydrogen aviation sector.
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