AutoFlight Showcases eVTOL Solutions at the 140th Canton Fair

19 October 2026 (Guangzhou, China): AutoFlight is showcasing scale models of its eVTOL aircraft and water-based infrastructure platform at the 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair), highlighting applications in passenger transport, cargo logistics and emergency response.

AutoFlight’s V2000CG CarryAll is a 2-ton cargo eVTOL with a maximum commercial payload of 400 kg. It has completed flight trials for applications including offshore oil platform operations, agricultural transport between cities and emergency supply delivery to islands. The V2000CG is the first ton-class eVTOL to receive all three airworthiness certificates from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC): Type Certificate (TC), Production Certificate (PC) and Airworthiness Certificate (AC). In June 2026, it also became the first eVTOL to receive a Validated Type Certificate (VTC) from Indonesia’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

The V2000CGF CarryAll is designed for emergency missions such as firefighting, water rescue, emergency supply delivery and communications relay. The V2000EM Prosperity is a six-seat passenger eVTOL with a range of up to 200 km, designed for urban and intercity travel and tourism.

Beyond aircraft development, AutoFlight provides operational support covering flight operations, engineering and maintenance, spare parts and equipment, training, and digital operations management. Its SUNSHIP water-based vertiport is designed to extend eVTOL take-off and landing infrastructure to waterways, offering an alternative where suitable land-based sites are limited.

AutoFlight is expanding its international presence through partnerships and aircraft procurement agreements. In October 2025, Falcon Aviation placed an order for 50 eVTOL aircraft, with the first aircraft intended for transport operations for Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). In May 2026, AutoFlight’s ton-class eVTOL flight completed in Alatau City, Kazakhstan, marking the first urban air mobility (UAM) flight in Central Asia. Its local partner, Alatau Advance Air Group Ltd (AAAG), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) covering the planned procurement of 50 aircraft from the V2000 and V5000 series.

In Indonesia, AutoFlight signed an MoU with Whitesky Aviation covering the planned procurement of 60 V2000EM Prosperity passenger eVTOLs. More recently, Singapore-based JC Aviation signed an MoU covering the planned procurement of 260 eVTOL aircraft and 10 SUNSHIP platforms, with India and Brazil as initial target markets and potential expansion into Latin America.

Through the Canton Fair, AutoFlight aims to strengthen international partnerships and bring its eVTOL aircraft and infrastructure solutions to more markets worldwide.