Building what’s next

A difference in background, discipline, perspective, and judgment drive us. Elysian was built on a new perspective on battery-electric aviation. We believe the strongest teams are built the same way.

Who we are

We are building a new case for aviation. We challenge assumptions, build the argument, and turn scepticism into progress. We do the work that moves “no” to “maybe” and “maybe” to reality.

Meet the team

How we work

We do not hire for sameness. We look for people who strengthen the work through different perspectives, stronger judgment, and higher standards. That is how better teams are built. That is how better aircraft get made.

Open positions

Where we are

Based in the Netherlands, we bring together people drawn to challenges, real engineering, and a mission bigger than themselves. If you want to help build a new perspective on aviation, you will find your people here.

Open roles

From the people building it

Floris
Floris
Pierre
Pierre
Pieter
Pieter
From those who know our work

"Three truths define Elysian's E9X design: smarter energy use reduces battery mass, scale works in favour of electrification, and lower cruise speeds unlock efficiency without meaningful trade-offs. After an independent review, one thing is clear: there are no showstoppers. It’s an ambitious program, one that depends on progress across multiple fronts, but the work to date is strong, and the team is well positioned to take it all the way."

Daniel Raymer

Aircraft Designer, Author, Pilot, Programmer, and President of Aircraft Design Research LLC

"Elysian is pushing the boundaries of battery-electric aviation to achieve zero-emission short range flights, for which they deserve credits. Their groundbreaking design is based on sound aeronautical principles as well as an understanding of regional airline operations and economics. The impact of this concept can be wider than the current regional aircraft market, may be able to compete on routes operated by larger narrowbody aircraft. The design review highlighted the importance of several technology bricks. Battery-in-wing integration and the Reserve Energy System requires further development. With Elysian’s diligent approach they should be able to develop these technologies, leading towards a certifiable battery-electric aircraft."

Wim Pasteuning

Aeronautical Engineer & Senior Executive of Fokker Aircraft