Our mission

Heart Aerospace has a clear mission. We work to decarbonize and democratize air travel. We believe in electrification. Not only to bring down emissions and build a sustainable future, but to make flying accessible for the many, around the world.

Electric planes are cheaper to operate and can unlock convenient and effective regional traveling, a market that today is restricted by the difficulty of making a sustainable profit. Our mission is about taking electrification to the skies, helping our customers build their businesses, and the traveling public to access an amazing and sustainable service.

Aviation’s CO2 emissions are on track to triple by 2050*

Air travel is remarkable, allowing us to comfortably get anywhere on the planet in less than a day. But as air travel has grown over the past decades so has its emissions.

Globally, air travel is still only in its infancy. Only 20 percent of the world’s population has ever flown on an airplane, meaning there are over 6 billion people worldwide that have never been airborne. As they start to connect to this amazing infrastructure, the emissions will increase exponentially.

We need to break the trend

2023 was the planet’s warmest year on record, by far, according to an analysis by scientists from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI).

We need to break this trend. Airlines are doing a lot of good things, from better route planning to higher load factors, to mixing in biofuels, making offsets, and buying aircraft with more efficient jet engines. And that’s great. But it’s not enough.​​

We need new technology, and a new generation of aircraft, that can completely decarbonize air travel.​

The economics of jet engines on small regional aircraft are creating a disconnecting world

High costs have led to massive air connectivity losses in the last 20 years

-50%

Decline in <100 PAX regional aircraft fleet*

*Trends in development of aircraft for regional routes. 2019​

150

# communities lost air service**

**How has air service change over time? US TRB, 2019