UK Startup tests Cargo VTOL

UK startup ARC Aerosystems, formerly Samad Aerospace, has completed full transition flights of a full-scale prototype of…
ARC Aerosystems completes ARC C150 full transition tests

Having previously completed hover test and full transition of their half scale prototype, this new test marks…
ARC Q-Starling

A luxury personal air vehicle (PAV) vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) for two passengers. Manufactured from carbon fibre, the vehicle is powered by a hybrid-electric turbo-generator.
ARC Aerosystems (Formerly SAMAD Aerospace) unveils Q-Starling Personal Air Vehicle air

SAMAD Aerospace, the British hybrid electric VTOL aviation company launches its concept for Q-Starling, a high-end Personal Air Vehicle (PAV).
ARC Aerosystems (formerly SAMAD Aerospace) is stepping up flight testing a half-scale model of it’s ESTARLING EVTOL aircraft

Samad Aerospace launched in 2017 with plans to develop a family of electrically powered, ducted fan aircraft, starting with a UAV (the UAV Starling) and also including a light eVTOL aircraft (e-Starling) and a business jet (Starling Jet). When the company was launched in 2017, the plan called for the UAV to enter service in 2019, followed by the e-Starling in 2022 and the Starling Jet in 2024.
Ultra-light carbon fiber for the high-end personal air vehicle

SAMAD aerospace, the British VTOL aviation company, launched its concept for Q-Starling.
ARC Aeroayatems (formerly SAMAD Aerospace) unveils luxury Q-STARLING personal air vehicle

SAMAD aerospace, the British hybrid electric VTOL aviation company is launching its concept for Q-Starling, a high-end Personal Air Vehicle (PAV).
ARC Aerosystems (formerly SAMAD Aerospace) STARLING Jet

Turning Samad’s concept for the Starling Jet into a visual reality.
Luxury Q-STARLING Aircraft is designed in UK, but may be built overseas

UK-headquartered start-up Samad Aerospace has unveiled its latest hybrid-electric aircraft development – a two-person vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) jet for the luxury market that is targeted for service entry in 2023.