Hi! We’re Bob & Stuart from Stralis Aircraft in Australia. We make emission free hydrogen electric aircraft to help decarbonise air travel. We have $50M in LOIs for our launch product, a 15 seat aircraft with a range of 800 km that enters service in 2026 with launch customer Skytrans.
Ask: 🙏 Intros to airlines or aircraft operators that might be interested in our products would be greatly appreciated. Contact: bc@stralis.aero
Problem - Alternatives Compromise on Range or Cost
As other modes of transport decarbonise, aviation’s contribution to global emissions will increase. Based on our first hand experience, we believe other sustainable flight alternatives compromise on:
Solution - Hydrogen Electric Propulsion
We're convinced hydrogen electric is the cheapest way to rapidly decarbonise 50% of commercial flights.
Our Backstory
We met in 2017 at magniX, leading teams developing electric aircraft propulsion systems for the world’s first battery powered eBeaver and eCaravan flights. The Stralis team has 85 years of aerospace experience, having developed, flight tested and certified aircraft at GoogleX, Heart Aerospace (YC W19), Ampaire, Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier and Gulfstream. Now we’re on a mission to make Stralis the world’s leading emission free aircraft company. Spread the good word!
We make emission free hydrogen electric aircraft
We started working on Stralis as a side hustle in Oct 2020, but we still had full time jobs. We founded the company in Jul 2021 and quit our day jobs in Jan 2022 to work full-time on Stralis.
We make high performance, low operating cost hydrogen electric aircraft that can be built at scale. Our MVP is a 15-seat hydrogen electric retrofit of the Beech 1900D aircraft. It flies 800 km, emits only water, is cheaper to operate than the conventional fossil fuel burning aircraft, and enters commercial service in 2026. Retrofitting an existing aircraft lets us get to market faster. Our flagship product is the SA-1 clean sheet 50-seat aircraft that leverages learnings from our B1900D program, flies 3,000 km and enters service in 2030. We aim to sell 50,000 of these 50 seat aircraft by 2050, aka 50K x 50 x 2050. This is more aircraft than Airbus has made in it's 50 year history. We realise this sounds crazy, but we will get a toe hold in the market by first retrofitting smaller aircraft with Stralis propulsion systems that carry double the payload vs. the competition.