EVIA AERO

EVIA AERO GmbH is a company based in Bremen, Germany. It is working on sustainable regional air travel in Europe, using electric and hydrogen-powered aircraft. The site says its flying will be climate neutral and based on electricity from renewable energy.

The company takes what it calls an end-to-end approach. This has two parts, which are climate-friendly electric and hydrogen aircraft, and green energy made for the purpose. It plans joint ventures with airports and the building of photovoltaic systems and hydrogen plants. The site says this could cut local energy costs by up to 50 percent. The focus is on partnering with airports so they can gain from sustainable aviation.

Its vision is to change how people travel in Europe through carbon neutral aviation. Its mission is to build a regional air network with hydrogen and electric drives. Power would be made and stored locally, using photovoltaic systems and hydrogen. The company says it wants to revive lost markets and create new connections between business regions.

The site states that the company will connect Europe's business regions with several point-to-point flights a day. It says flights will be sold on all major booking systems. It expects electric and hydrogen aircraft to be EASA certified by the end of this decade.

Florian Kruse is shareholder and CEO. He worked for 12 years at Bremen Airport. The site also shows news reports about the company, including one from MDR television about reaching Chemnitz.