Aircraft
More Operators Sign for Vaeridion’s Electric Microliner
General Atomics plans to use Vaeridion’s batteries for its drones
Vaeridion at ILA 2026
Electric aircraft and battery maker Vaeridion exhibited at the ILA show in Berlin this week.

Electric aircraft developer Vaeridion inked a letter of intent (LOI) for more than 100 of its nine-passenger Microliners with six prospective European operators. Reporting the deals at the ILA airshow in Berlin on Wedneday, the German start-up also announced a partnership with drone manufacturer General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, which will use Vaeridion’s battery technology.

The new sales commitments have been made by a mix of passenger and cargo operators, a leasing group, and a flight training provider. These include private charter operator ABS Jets, German regional airline Avanti Air, Copenhagen Helicopter, E-Flight Academy, and two other undisclosed customers. The LOIs add to the 10 aircraft provisionally ordered by Belgium-based business aviation service provider ASL Group in June 2025.