AT2 Aerospace, a spin-out of Lockheed Martin, Secures Major Order from Straightline Aviation for Revolutionary Hybrid Airship

[Santa Clarita, California] —AT2 Aerospace, a spin-out of Lockheed Martin, pioneer in sustainable aviation technology, today announced a landmark purchase order from Straightline Aviation for its cutting-edge hybrid airship. This strategic acquisition marks a significant milestone in the advancement of eco-friendly air transportation solutions.

The $50 million dollar order, which will launch the hybrid airship on to the market, represents the culmination of many years of development, to produce a commercially viable and operationally capable airship.  These state-of-the-art vessels combine lighter-than-air technology with advanced propulsion systems, offer unprecedented fuel efficiency and operational flexibility with its innovative Air Cushioned Landing System.

"The partnership with Straightline Aviation represents a transformative moment in sustainable aviation," said Dr. Bob Boyd, CEO of AT2 Aerospace. "Our hybrid airships will transform cargo transport by providing an environmentally responsible solution while maintaining operational efficiency."

The agreement includes comprehensive support services and establishes a cornerstone partnership in aviation innovation. AT2 Aerospace, together with a launch customer, Straightline Aviation, is spearheading the introduction of these eco-efficient hybrid airships—delivering a transport revolution that is fundamentally transforming aviation. The collaboration between AT2 Aerospace, with its deep seated technical and engineering background and Straightline Aviation with unrivalled global airship operations experience, embodies a shared commitment to pioneering sustainable aviation solutions.

"We are excited to be launching the hybrid airship alongside AT2 Aerospace. Realising our clients’ transportation goals and improving the quality of life for millions of people in remote communities across the globe. '" commented Mark Dorey, Co-founder and CEO of Straightline Aviation. "This investment aligns with our commitment to sustainable operations while meeting the growing demand for flexible air transport solutions".