Wanderer

A sixteen-seat helium airship for scenic flight. Quiet, slow, and able to fly through the day.

16passengers, plus two crew
50 km/htarget cruise speed
About 1 hourplanned scenic flight

Design intentions for the hybrid-electric v1 concept (September 2026).

Concept render of the Wanderer airship over a mountain lake
Concept render: Wanderer.

The cabin and the view

Windows first

The gondola is planned around large panoramic windows on both sides, so every seat has a view of the valleys.

Room to move

Sixteen passengers and two crew in a 12-metre cabin, with space to stand and change sides during the flight.

Slow on purpose

At 50 km/h the ship covers the Cappadocia valleys in about an hour and can hover over a point of interest.

A sense of scale

62 m longabout five city buses end to end
15.5 m acrossabout the height of a five-storey building
7,786 m³ of heliumabout three Olympic swimming pools

Status: concept design complete (September 2026). Pre-certification, pre-production. Specifications below will change through detailed design and certification.

Side view 62.0 m 15.5 m gondola 12 m ballonets generator motor pod Plan view Front view
Drawing: general arrangement of the hybrid-electric v1 design, to scale. Side, plan and front views; ballonets dashed. Open the full drawing

Full specification, hybrid-electric v1

Envelope volume
7,786 m³
Length × diameter
62.0 × 15.5 m
Occupants
16 passengers + 2 crew
Propulsion
3 × electric motors, 54 kW peak each
Cruise power
~30 kW
Generator
38 kW, series hybrid
Buffer battery
10 kWh, modular
Endurance / range
8 h / ~400 km
Cruise / max speed
50 / 90 km/h
Ceiling
2,743 m (9,000 ft)
Lifting gas
Helium (non-flammable)
Static heaviness
1.6%

Conceptual design values. Nothing on this page is a performance guarantee.

Concept render of the Wanderer airship over a city skyline at night
Concept render: Wanderer.

Why hybrid-electric

Electric motors give quiet, precise thrust. A small generator gives endurance that batteries alone cannot. The battery is only a buffer, about the size used in the only certified electric aeroplane flying today, which keeps the certification path realistic. The design follows EASA’s special condition for electric and hybrid propulsion.

Missions

Scenic flight

Cappadocia first. One-hour flights, up to seven a day in peak season.

Events and media

A quiet, slow camera platform with a 62-metre canvas.

Special missions

Modular gondola for survey, relay and research payloads.