Airbility
Updated: January 25, 2026
CEO - Taekyu Reu
Country: South Korea | Funding: ₩2.5B (+)
Founded: 2023
Website: https://airbility.co.kr/
Airability develops and manufactures heavy-lift eVTOL and light vertical takeoff and landing aircraft powered by (SAF and Hydrogen) fuel-cell electric motors. Their AB-U60 eVTOL (with a 60 kg payload capacity) has already completed its first test flights. It features a four-system tilting electric fan in a shroud, which more than doubles the cruising speed compared to conventional open rotors. This EDF system can change direction, supporting the aircraft's load vertically during vertical takeoff and landing and generating horizontal thrust for fixed-wing flight with a 3-meter span in cruise mode. The AIRBILITY AB-M1300 electric aircraft, which also uses a tilt-rotor system, is still in development. It will be capable of carrying up to 250 kg over a range of 400 km and reach a top speed of 400 km/h.
Founded: 2023
Website: https://airbility.co.kr/
Airability develops and manufactures heavy-lift eVTOL and light vertical takeoff and landing aircraft powered by (SAF and Hydrogen) fuel-cell electric motors. Their AB-U60 eVTOL (with a 60 kg payload capacity) has already completed its first test flights. It features a four-system tilting electric fan in a shroud, which more than doubles the cruising speed compared to conventional open rotors. This EDF system can change direction, supporting the aircraft's load vertically during vertical takeoff and landing and generating horizontal thrust for fixed-wing flight with a 3-meter span in cruise mode. The AIRBILITY AB-M1300 electric aircraft, which also uses a tilt-rotor system, is still in development. It will be capable of carrying up to 250 kg over a range of 400 km and reach a top speed of 400 km/h.
