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Sirius Aviation Unveils Hydrogen Jet That Costs $500 to Refuel

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25/05/2026
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Sirius Aviation AG unveiled the CEO Jet design at the MOVE Expo in London
Sirius Aviation AG unveiled the CEO-Jet design at the MOVE Expo in London    Sirius Aviation AG

Sirius Aviation, in collaboration with BMW Designworks, has unveiled the Sirius CEO Jet, a winged eVTOL featuring 28 ducted fans and powered by hydrogen fuel cells, offering a range of 1,150 miles.

It boasts cost efficiency with a full fuel tank refill costing only $500, covering the maximum travel distance.

The Swiss aviation startup announced in January its plan to launch two hydrogen-electric VTOL aircraft, in collaboration with BMW Designworks and the Sauber Group.

The global debut of the Sirius Jet took place on June 20, 2024, at the MOVE Expo in London. Company CEO Alexey Popov showcased the sleek redesign of the luxury Business Jet, now called the CEO Jet.

Quiet and Eco-Friendly Flight

Sirius Aviation’s aircraft operates nearly silently and reportedly generates 90% less noise than a helicopter.

At a distance of 100 meters, the aircraft produces noise comparable to a dishwasher, enabling it to operate near communities.

It also features an airframe parachute system that significantly minimizes the risk of incidents, claimed by the company to approach zero.

New Propulsion System

The new propulsion system uses 28 ducted fans to help reduce noise levels during flight. Out of these, 20 fans are placed along the wings, while 8 are installed on the canard.

The CEO Jet features 10 ducted fans on each wing and 8 on the canard
The CEO Jet features 10 ducted fans on each wing and 8 on the canard.

Each fan is powered by its own electric motor in this 3-seater aircraft. According to the company, it can fly up to 1,150 miles (1,850 km) on a single charge.

Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL)

Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) allows the aircraft to fly directly from point to point, giving passengers the flexibility to land exactly where they need.

The Sirius CEO Jet is Powered by a hydrogen-electric propulsion system, it enables vertical take-off by tilting its wings and canard upwards, then transitions to horizontal for forward flight
The Sirius CEO Jet uses hydrogen-electric propulsion for vertical take-off and transitions to horizontal flight seamlessly.

The Sirius CEO Jet is designed to operate quietly at under 60 dB and produces zero emissions, making it a cleaner and more environmentally friendly option for travel.

Exceeding Electric eVTOL Range

This VTOL aircraft brings together the best of both worlds, combining helicopter-style vertical takeoff and landing with the speed of a fixed-wing plane. With a range of 1,150 miles, it goes far beyond fully electric eVTOLs, which usually only manage around 150 miles.

The Sirius CEO Jet also features a pressurized cabin and a ducted fan system. This allows it to fly at altitudes of up to 30,000 feet and reach a cruising speed of 520 km/h (323 mph).

The cockpit is elegantly simplified, and each passenger can view key flight data on seat backs
The cockpit is elegantly simplified, and each passenger can view key flight data on seat backs

Sirius CEO-Jet Passenger Comfort

The Sirius CEO Jet comes with an emergency parachute system that automatically activates in critical situations, adding an extra layer of safety. This feature is designed to boost passenger confidence, especially for those who may feel uneasy about flying in small aircraft.

The Sirius CEO-Jet accommodates three passengers plus a pilot
The Sirius CEO-Jet accommodates three passengers plus a pilot.

“We understand how important comfort is in smaller planes, and we’ve focused on solving that,” the company said.

The Sirius Jet's interior is roomy with ample legroom and a side table for each passenger
The interior is roomy with ample legroom and a side table for each passenger

Sirius also plans to launch two zero-emission aircraft by 2025. The SIRIUS CEO-JET is designed for private travel with seating for three passengers, while the SIRIUS ADVENTURE JET is built for commercial use, carrying up to five passengers and offering a range of up to 650 miles.

Sirius to unveil two zero-emission aircraft by 2025 SIRIUS CEO-JET for private use and SIRIUS ADVENTURE JET for commercial use.
Sirius to unveil two zero-emission aircraft by 2025 SIRIUS CEO-JET for private use and SIRIUS ADVENTURE JET for commercial use.

Key Features

Sirius CEO-JET:

  • Hydrogen-electric powertrain for zero carbon emissions
  • Cruises at up to 323 knots with a range of 1150 miles
  • Seats 3 passengers
  • Luxurious, customizable interior with options like unique colors, upholstery, champagne fridges, pet accommodations, and bespoke bathrooms

Sirius Adventure Jet:

  • Hydrogen-electric powertrain for eco-friendly travel
  • Cruises at up to 323 knots with a range of 1150 miles
  • Accommodates Up to 5 passengers or 1,350 kg of cargo
  • Interior can be customized for leisure trips or adventure use

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