Managed Autorotation℗ – next generation of multifuel hybrid eVTOL cargo flight.

Aergility’s multifuel, modular eVTOL unmanned aircraft system adapts quickly to multiple payloads and mission profiles. With extended range, heavy payload capacity, and reduced reliance on infrastructure, it delivers capability where conventional platforms cannot. Designed for scalability and autonomy, the aircraft offers safety through redundancy, minimal moving parts, and simple field support — making it both cost-effective and easy to deploy.

Modular eVTOL Cargo Aircraft Design

Modular cargo bays and configurable payloads enable rapid adaptation — from humanitarian relief to multi mission logistics.

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Our modular eVTOL cargo aircraft feature interchangeable payload bays that can be reconfigured in minutes. This flexibility allows a single platform to support diverse missions — For added flexibility, the aircraft can be configured with additional sensors, communications, edge autonomy and AI systems dependent on each customer’s operational needs. Aergility can integrate DDIL and low signature solutions for contested and congested logistics (military only).

By combining scalability with minimal infrastructure requirements, these autonomous cargo drones provide unmatched adaptability across critical applications.

With a smaller footprint than a fixed wing aircraft, it is now possible to access to previously inaccessible or cost prohibitive sites. For added flexibility, the aircraft can be configured with additional sensors, communications, edge autonomy, AI systems dependent on the customer’s operational needs. Aergility can integrate DDIL and low signature solutions for contested and congested logistics (military only). 

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Unmatched Capability

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Heavy payloads, long range, and true multi-mission performance.

  • DDIL Operations suitability

  • Modular, Scaleable, Universal Use Case

  • Long-range, heavy-lift payload capacity

  • Rapid loading and unloading

  • All-weather eVTOL reliability

  • Multi-mission platform adaptability

  • Compact operational footprint

  • Reduced noise and EW signature

  • Electronic warfare capability (military only)

Aergility’s autonomous eVTOL cargo aircraft combine vertical lift with fixed-wing efficiency to deliver over 500 lbs across 500 miles. Compact, all-weather, and mission-flexible, these heavy-lift cargo drones operate reliably in environments where conventional aircraft cannot.

Operational Simplicity

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Fast to deploy, easy to train, and simple to support in the field.

Autonomous UAS are engineered for rapid deployment and straightforward operation. From containerised transport to integrated autopilot systems, these unmanned platforms minimise complexity for crews, reduce training requirements, and shorten time to mission — while remaining cost-effective to operate and support in the field.

  • Rapid deployment and setup

  • 20 ft containerized transport

  • Autopilot simplicity and redundancy

  • Minimal training requirements

  • UVC integration for mission support

  • MOSA-compliant architecture

  • Ground support equipment compatibility

  • OEM support and sustainment

Cost Advantage

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Lower risk, lower overhead, and reduced total cost of ownership.

  • Eliminates crew and human risk

  • Reduces political and operational exposure

  • Lower acquisition and comparable unit cost

  • Reduced fuel and operating expenses

  • Minimal training requirements

  • Limited infrastructure footprint

  • Simplified maintenance and sustainment

  • Lowest total cost of ownership in its class

Unmanned cargo aircraft reduce crew risk and minimize infrastructure demands, cutting costs across acquisition, operation, and sustainment. With lower training requirements and simplified logistics, these platforms deliver significant savings and remain one of the most affordable heavy-lift UAV solutions available.