The 2026 eVTOL Redesign
The 2026 eVTOL redesign represents a decade of aeroG Aviation's work distilled into a single, coherent vision: four ducted fans in annular rings, a sleek rounded fuselage, and a T tail, an aircraft conceived from first principles for quiet, clean, personal flight. This is our flagship concept, the clearest expression of where we believe aviation must go. Every line of this design carries the weight of thousands of hours of study, iteration, and refinement. We are now focused on creating the rigorous engineering specifications that will carry this vision toward a certifiable future, guided by FAA Advisory Circular AC 21.17 4 (Type Certification for Powered Lift, issued July 2025).
Lightweight by Design
Advanced materials and thoughtful structural optimization are central to our design philosophy. Every gram matters in electric flight, and our engineering specifications pursue weight efficiency as a foundational discipline, because the lighter the aircraft, the further and quieter it can fly.
Integrated Battery Design
Energy storage is the heart of electric aviation. Our design philosophy integrates battery systems thoughtfully within the airframe, pursuing the balance of energy density, safety, and structural efficiency that practical eVTOL flight demands. The specifications we are developing today address these challenges with the rigor that certification will require.
OPTIMIZED DUCTED FAN EFFICIENCY
Four ducted fans in annular rings: this is the defining feature of the 2026 redesign. Ducted propulsion offers a path to quieter, more efficient vertical lift, with shrouded rotors providing both performance and a measure of safety. Our engineering specifications explore how to realize these advantages within the framework of FAA Advisory Circular AC 21.17 4.
Engineering Focus
aeroG Aviation is currently focused on creating detailed engineering specifications for the 2026 eVTOL redesign, guided by FAA Advisory Circular AC 21.17 4 (Type Certification for Powered Lift, issued July 2025). This is the essential, unglamorous work that turns a vision into a certifiable reality: structures, systems, propulsion, and safety, documented with the precision that regulators demand. We are not building an aircraft yet; we are building the knowledge that will make one possible. The blueprint above is a concept rendering, a window into the rigorous imagination driving this work.
PATIENT ENGINEERING
We do the hard work properly, one specification at a time, guided by FAA Advisory Circular AC 21.17 4.
QUIET BY DESIGN
Four ducted fans in annular rings. We study what quiet, efficient vertical flight truly requires.
HONEST PROGRESS
We do not claim a certified aircraft. We claim the patience and precision to earn one.