Vertical Aerospace (EVTL) investor relations material

Advanced air mobility platform overview

• Aircraft designed for passenger experience, operator economics, and mission flexibility, with over 1,500 conditional pre-orders from global aviation customers and an established ecosystem for infrastructure, training, and operations.

• Full-scale prototype has completed a piloted flight test campaign under UK CAA oversight, demonstrating engineering maturity and repeatability at public events.

• Certification pathway targets UK CAA/EASA approval by 2029, with subsequent validation in the US, Japan, and other markets, leveraging published SC-VTOL standards.

• Versatile airframe supports electric, hybrid-electric, defense, and autonomous missions, expanding addressable markets beyond urban air mobility.

• Capital-efficient OEM model enabled by world-class aerospace partners, with recurring revenue from battery replacements and upgrades.

Aircraft features and operator value

• Valo offers four to six passenger configurations, dedicated pilot compartment, and significant luggage capacity, optimizing both passenger experience and operator economics.

• Up to six revenue seats per flight increase revenue by 50%, reduce cost per seat mile by 30%, and expand gross margins compared to four-passenger eVTOLs.

• Designed to the highest commercial aviation safety standards, with a published certification basis and enhanced safety objectives.

• Platform flexibility allows for battery-electric and hybrid-electric variants, supporting a range of commercial, public service, and defense missions.

• Hybrid-electric roadmap extends range up to 1,000 miles and increases payload, targeting defense, logistics, and autonomous applications.

Market validation and ecosystem

• Over 1,500 conditional pre-orders from major airlines and lessors, providing early demand validation and multiple routes to market.

• Partners are building the necessary infrastructure, including vertiports, charging, training, and maintenance, to support large-scale deployment.

• Tier-one aerospace suppliers contribute certified components, scalable manufacturing, and global support, facilitating certification and industrialization.

• Shared aircraft architecture reduces time, cost, and risk for entering new markets, serving both commercial and defense customers.

• Battery technology leadership enables recurring revenue through replacements, upgrades, and second-life applications beyond aviation.