Company

The Revenue Architecture

HOW eJet MONETIZES

Commercial Aviation - Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

1. High-Margin Flight Operations

COST TO OPERATE

114 per flight Hr.

MARKET RENTAL RATE

$800 per flight Hr.

Defense Aviation

2. Exclusive Defense Production

COST TO MANUFACTURE

$500k / Unit

DEFENSE PURCHASE PRICE

$3.7M / Unit

MONETIZING KOAN/MT1 ASSETS, PATENTS, AND CAPABILITIES

THE 6 PILLARS OF THE eJet REVENUE ENGINE

Defense Aircraft Direct Sales

The MT1: an unmanned, 100% electric aircraft sold to U.S. defense customers. Cold, low-heat signature and fixed-point takeoff and landing.

Defense Flight-Hour Services

eJet owns, maintains and flies unarmed MT1 aircraft and sells the mission by the hour: surveillance, range and training support, logistics. No fleet for the customer to buy or maintain.

Air Transport & Middle-Mile Cargo

Jet flies passengers and middle-mile cargo between hubs, bypassing road bottlenecks. Commercial customers fly on the Koan, a 100% electric aircraft that takes off and lands from a fixed point like a helicopter, once it is FAA-certified. Defense customers move cargo on the MT1.

Commercial Licensing (Revenue Share per Passenger Mile)

Licensing to air transport operators to deploy air transport solutions. They sell flight hours direct to consumers, we take a %.

Research & Development Contracts

Government research awards that fund the next generation of our electric propulsion.

eJet Training Academy

Courses for the people who fly, operate and maintain our aircraft, plus our own pilots, trained from zero flight hours to the line.