AURA AERO will be at AERO Friedrichshafen, the leading European show for general aviation, where the manufacturer will present, for the first time, the entire INTEGRAL two-seater family. At a time where decarbonizing aviation has never been so crucial, the AURA AERO aircraft offer competitive solutions for pilot training and leisure (INTEGRAL, available in several versions, S.P.E. - Single Piston Engine - or electric) and soon for regional transport (ERA, the future 19-seater hybrid-electric aircraft).
INTEGRAL exists in 3 models:
● INTEGRAL R, for aerobatics, with taildragger landing gear;
● INTEGRAL S, for pilot training & air travel with tricycle landing gear;
● INTEGRAL E, the full-electric version, which will also come in a glider-tug version
AURA AERO stand will showcase INTEGRAL R, INTEGRAL S and INTEGRAL E. Jérémy Caussade, President and co-founder, Wilfried Dufaud, Executive Director and co-founder, and the commercial teams, led by Drew McEwen, Chief Commercial Officer, will be happy to welcome you and present the aircraft and their vision of the aviation of tomorrow.
On 17 April Jérémy Caussade will take part in the Hydrogen and Battery summit, on the theme: “AURA AERO implements energy and propulsion systems in their INTEGRAL and ERA aircraft”.

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