Revia

Commercial

R-50 · R-75 · R-100 · R-100F

A 5-abreast commercial family built on shared architecture, with passenger and cargo on one wing, one cross-section, and one engine family. Sized to the mission, it makes thin routes economic again, so a day's drive can become an hour.

Initial Conceptual Development

Representative Vehicle Configuration

Passenger

The regional family

Three passenger aircraft, one architecture, sized to put the thin routes others abandoned back within reach and reconnect the communities they cut off.

R-50

~50 seats

Reaches the thinnest routes others can't.

Revia R-50 regional jet in flight.
Seats
50 (single class)
Max range (typical load)
~1,800 nm
MTOW
~24,000 kg
Engine
Derated PW1500G
Runway (MTOW)
~1,400 m

R-75

~75 seats

The workhorse of the family.

Revia R-75 regional jet on the apron.
Seats
75 (single class)
Max range (typical load)
~1,500 nm
MTOW
~31,000 kg
Engine
Derated PW1500G
Runway (MTOW)
~1,600 m

R-100

~100 seats

Regional capacity, mainline economics.

Revia R-100 regional jet side profile.
Seats
100 (single class)
Max range (typical load)
~1,200 nm
MTOW
~40,000 kg
Engine
Derated PW1500G
Runway (MTOW)
~1,800 m

Cargo

Beyond passenger: the freighter

The same wing, cross-section, and engine family carry into cargo. We sequence defense and cargo first, so the freighter is core to the program, not an afterthought.

R-100F

Main-deck freighter

Cargo-first, by design.

Revia R-100F regional freighter in flight over countryside.
Payload
~12,000 kg
Range (max payload)
~1,200 nm
Main-deck door
Forward port cargo door
Containers
Bulk + ULD-capable
Engine
PW1500G

Special Missions

The same architecture also underpins our defense work. Special Missions derivatives (ISR, maritime patrol, medevac) live on their own page.

Commonality

Shared wing · shared fuselage cross-section · shared engine family (derated PW1500G). One development program across the family.