With successful test flights in Sweden and an expanding operations team, Dufour Aerospace is steadily advancing its position as a leader in the tilt-wing unmanned aircraft sector.

The company's inaugural VR eVTOL simulator is being developed for Dufour Aerospace, a pioneer in eVTOL flight technology.

The consortium plans to conduct a series of test flights to assess the feasibility of using drones for large-area laser scanning applications.

Beyond its payload, the Aero2 distinguishes itself with a 3-hour flight time and a 400km range, features that empower operators to undertake long-range inspections, search operations, and deliveries that were previously out of reach.

This delivery marks a key milestone in the partnership that began in November 2022 and signifies a major leap in the international expansion of the Swiss company's operations.

European Medical Drone's objective is to bridge the gap between hospitals by enabling drone transportation of crucial resources

This collaboration seeks to explore the potential applications of tilt-wing aircraft, notably in tasks such as deploying small Synthetic Aperture Radar devices while airborne.

The collaboration marks a significant milestone in the Aero2 program, with Connova set to produce the key sub-assemblies of the airframe at their facility in Villmergen, Switzerland.

Designed as an unmanned aerial vehicle, the Aero2 features a hybrid-electric propulsion system and an aerodynamically optimized tilt-wing design.