Aeros Company Profile
Founded 27 years ago in the U.S., the Aeroscraft Corporation (Aeros) has grown from a small aerostat production manufacturer to a leading FAA-certified airship producer and R&D firm for the aerospace industry. Aeros has achieved multiple FAA airship type certificates and operates with an FAA Production Certificate, while featuring a product line that includes advanced airships and tethered aerostats utilized in commercial and government applications throughout the world.
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Aeros
1734 Aeros WayMontebello, California, 90640
United States
(818) 344-3999
(323) 201-8383
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The Aeroscraft is a vertical-lift and hover capable vehicle that significantly reduces infrastructure development, operational, and maintenance costs, while eliminating...
Aeros News & Resources
Air Cargo Ships Could Soon Alter Global Supply Chains As We Know Them
March 15, 2016
Igor Pasternak, the CEO and chief engineer of Worldwide Aeros, is fulfilling his lifelong dream of creating aircrafts that are lighter than air, more fuel-efficient and "greener" and his Aeroscraft is gaining recognition and significant funding.
A Whole New Way to Transport Cargo
September 9, 2015
The Aeroscraft is a vertical-lift and hover capable vehicle that significantly reduces infrastructure development, operational, and maintenance costs, while eliminating traditional LTA ground-handling limitations.
Air Freight Forwarders Greet New Project Cargo Scheme with Enthusiasm
September 9, 2015
The Aeroscraft Corporation revealed another milestone completed in the development of the world’s first "Vertical Takeoff and Landing" capable heavy-lift cargo airship, the Aeroscraft, featuring independence from external ballast.
‘Airshipping’- Perhaps the Logistics of Freight by Blimp aren’t Just Hot Air
February 17, 2014
The unveiling of the Aeroscraft, a 266 feet long and 110 feet wide lighter-than-air craft by the now Californian based Worldwide Aeros company simply shows that some maintain faith that the concept so enthusiastically pursued by Count Zeppelin still has a place in the modern age, at least in selected logistics situations, carrying suitable freight to and from certain inhospitable regions.