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AutoFlight

China · Founded 2017

Fully certified for cargo in China. AutoFlight holds type, production and air operator certificates for the CarryAll and is flying offshore logistics missions.

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Max Range
155 mi
Top Speed
124 mph
Capacity
4 pax
Noise
70 dB

About AutoFlight

AutoFlight is the quiet commercial success of the sector. Rather than chase passenger certification first, it certified the CarryAll (V2000CG) cargo variant and built a real operating business around it.

The CarryAll holds a full CAAC triple: type certificate in March 2024, production certificate in December 2024 and air operator certificate in July 2025. On 3 August 2025 it flew a 150 km offshore resupply mission for CNOOC, the kind of route where an electric VTOL genuinely beats a helicopter on cost. CITIC ordered 100 aircraft in May 2025.

The passenger Prosperity (V2000EM) follows behind at Phase IV compliance verification with the CAAC, targeting 2026 to 2027. Certifying the cargo airframe first is a materially lower-risk path to the same technology.

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Strategic Partnerships

  • Team Global
  • EVE Holding

Reported funding to date: $200 M USD.

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