Cosmic Skylark flying over the clouds

Building the world's

most energy efficient

passenger aircraft

Building the world's most energy efficient Passenger Aircraft

1000 km

Range

50%

Of Air Traffic

All-electric

All
electric

1000 km

Range

50%

Of Air Traffic

Cosmic Skylark

The first electric aircraft with airline range

Cosmic Skylark

The first electric aircraft with airline range

Zero

Emissions

25

Passengers

50%

Lower direct operating cost compared to a conventional jet

Cosmic Skylark aircraft on the tarmac

Zero

Emissions

25

Passengers

50%

Lower direct operating cost
compared to a conventional jet

Achieving longer range without battery miracles

Ultra
efficient
wings

Long span for breakthrough efficiencies

Incredibly
lightweight
structure

Achieving long span without weight penalty

High speed propulsion

Ready for transonic flight

Today's production batteries

No battery miracles needed

High speed electric propulsion

Now enabled

High speed electric propulsion

Now enabled

Hyperdrive

Turbofan thrust
All electric

Hyperdrive

Turbofan thrust
All electric

Cosmic Hyperdrive prototype in the hangar

We get you there

Discover where you can fly with us

Timeline

2022
2023
2025
2027
2028
Full-scale engine built and tested
Full-scale wing section aerodynamics and structures testing
First flight of full-scale demonstrator aircraft
First flight of production airplane
Entry into service

News

Mar 12, 2023
Cosmic reaches critical power density threshold with first engine prototype
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Apr 4, 2022
Cosmic secures initial VC funding
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Jul 4, 2022
Cosmic establishes engine development facility at regional airport in Belgium
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Cosmic Hyperdrive prototype in the hangar
March 2023
Cosmic reaches critical power density threshold with first engine prototype.
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Outside hangar view of Limburg Regional Airport
July 2022
Cosmic sets up engine development facility at regional airport in Belgium.
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April 2022
Cosmic secures initial VC funding.


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Cosmic Skylark flying over European Countryside