ARC Aerosystems

Summary

About

About ARC Aerosystems

ARC Aerosystems is developing a family of aircraft around vertical access and autorotative flight. Pegasus III updates the two-seat Pegasus gyroplane with hybrid propulsion, and Linx P9 is a planned nine-seat compound aircraft for regional passenger travel. C150 and C600 extend the engineering programme into uncrewed logistics, with different payload and range targets across electric and hybrid configurations.

The Cranfield-based company is pursuing routes and missions that cannot rely on conventional airport infrastructure. Its work covers airframe design, propulsion integration, flight controls and testing, supported by partnerships for charging demonstrations and market development. Published sales and cooperation agreements show commercial intent, but certification and production maturity remain model-specific; Linx P9 and the cargo UAVs should still be read as development programmes.

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Team

  • Seyed Mohseni - Founder and Chief Executive Officer - Directs the company’s piloted and uncrewed aircraft programmes.

Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • SOS Synergy

    Fflip Infrastructure Delivery Partner - ARC Aerosystems worked with SOS Synergy, which delivered the electrical infrastructure and managed the FFLIP demonstration site.

  • Midlands Aerospace Alliance

    Fflip Aerospace Safety Partner - ARC Aerosystems worked with Midlands Aerospace Alliance on aerospace safety compliance and regulatory coordination for FFLIP.

  • Petalite

    Fflip Charging System Project Lead - ARC Aerosystems worked with FFLIP project lead Petalite to validate high-power charging infrastructure using eVTOL prototypes.

  • Oxfordshire County Council

    Fflip Demonstration Site Partner - Oxfordshire County Council provided the site and power supply for the FFLIP demonstration supported by ARC Aerosystems.

Context

Comparable profiles

Context tags

  • Aerial autonomy technology stack - Stack Layer - Primary company research supports this operating context.
  • Autonomous flight - Capability - Primary company research supports this operating context.