Cassio 330/480/600
VoltAero takes regional aviation to a new level by introducing Cassio, the world’s first aircraft with parallel electric-hybrid powertrain. With two sources of energy and an aerodynamically optimized design, Cassio meets the growing demand for safe and eco-responsible air mobility.
Description
VoltAero is taking sustainable regional aviation to an entirely new level by introducing Cassio, the world’s first aircraft family with a parallel electric-hybrid powertrain. Bringing together VoltAero’s proprietary dual-energy hybrid power system and an aerodynamically optimized airplane design, Cassio meets the growing demand for safe, reliable and eco-responsible regional air mobility.
Cassio aircraft will be built in three versions with configurations from five to 12 seats, each sharing a high degree of modularity and commonality. This family will provide a capable and reliable product line for regional commercial airline operators, air taxi/charter companies, private owners, as well as in utility-category service for cargo, postal delivery and medical evacuation applications.
The first production version in process of certification is the Cassio 330, with five seats and powered by a 330-kW electric-hybrid propulsion system. This aircraft will be assembled in a purpose-built facility that has been completed this August at the Rochefort Charente-Maritime Airport in France's Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
Cassio aircraft will be built in three versions with configurations from five to 12 seats, each sharing a high degree of modularity and commonality. This family will provide a capable and reliable product line for regional commercial airline operators, air taxi/charter companies, private owners, as well as in utility-category service for cargo, postal delivery and medical evacuation applications.
The first production version in process of certification is the Cassio 330, with five seats and powered by a 330-kW electric-hybrid propulsion system. This aircraft will be assembled in a purpose-built facility that has been completed this August at the Rochefort Charente-Maritime Airport in France's Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
