Supersonic. From the ground up.

Today, we’re putting retired airline engines back to work powering data centers. In 2028, we fly our first aircraft. In 2030, we welcome passengers.

An Astro Mechanica propulsor running on its test stand at dusk

Supersonic. From the ground up.

Today, we’re putting retired airline engines back to work powering data centers. In 2028, we fly our first aircraft. In 2030, we welcome passengers.

Now

New power turbines are sold out for years. Airliner engines aren’t.

We turn retired V2500s into 13 MW power plants for data centers.

Check 2027 availability

2028

It shouldn’t take a $2,000,000 missile to stop a $20,000 drone.

Our uncrewed aircraft stops them for a few bucks a pop.

Get the capability statement

2030

Air travel shouldn’t leave you waiting. So we won’t.

Delivering a new model of air service on today’s jets while our supersonics are being certified.

Save your seat

Now hiring. Your design on the test stand in weeks.

See open roles

Backed by a16z, United Airlines Ventures, Giant Step, and Voyager

Supersonic travel doesn’t need a miracle.

We’re building a business around each one, so we never have to bet the company on a single airplane.