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.
- Helicopter Cost Parity: Captured at $800/hr market- clearing rate to accelerate enterprise adoption.
- Cost Breakdown ($114/hr): $50 Pilot payroll, $14. electrical battery recharge cost, and an optimized, ultra-low future maintenance provision.
- Pure Net Margins: Residual spread maps directly to net profit.
Defense Aviation
2. Exclusive Defense Production
COST TO MANUFACTURE
$500k / Unit
DEFENSE PURCHASE PRICE
$3.7M / Unit
- Funded by a $60M Series A. The automated eJet Center achieves an operational throughput of 3 Kóan/MT1 aircraft every 2 weeks on a single baseline shift.
- Premium Tactical Value Moat: Defense buys at $3.7M due to unmatched operational specs:
- Stealth Signatures
- Fewer Moving Parts
- Hot-Swap Batteries
- High Reliability
MONETIZING KOAN/MT1 ASSETS, PATENTS, AND CAPABILITIES
THE 6 PILLARS OF THE eJet REVENUE ENGINE
Defense Aircraft Direct Sales
Direct sales of MT-1 aircraft, manufacturing capacity for defense, lease, or flight hours per year.
Defense Block Hour Contracts
Contracted annual block-hour logistics packages sold directly to defense bodies, optimizing aircraft utilization.
Middle-Mile Cargo Network
Hub-to-hub autonomous regional freight networks tailored for major carriers (Amazon, DHL) bypassing land bottlenecks.
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 %.
Industrial Manufacturing Rights
Selling exclusive manufacturing rights to certified third-party manufacturers, defense primes to scale output without increasing corporate CapEx.
eJet Flight Academy
Monetized flight pipelines ranging from Sport Pilot and PPL up to Commercial ratings, generating revenue while securing our fleet pilot pipeline.