The cost barrier
200–390K CAD
Ready-to-fly is Expensive
Buying a factory-built Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) often presents a massive barrier to entry, with prices ranging from 200K to 390K CAD.
Manifesto
The Sky as a
Playground
We are democratizing aviation by removing the barriers of cost, complexity, and maintenance.
The complexity barrier
500–2000 hours
Traditional Kits are Complex
Building a traditional kit requires specific skills and tools, demanding 500 to 2000 hours of build time. It's often too daunting for recreational pilots.
The Opportunity
Recreational aviation is the fastest growing segment. There is a critical gap for a simple, accessible aircraft that bridges the divide between expensive factory models and complex garage projects.
A Gap in the Clouds
For decades, general aviation has been stagnant. Aging fleets, skyrocketing costs, and complex regulations have pushed recreational flying out of reach for many.
eXalt Aircraft was born from a simple question: Why is buying a plane harder than buying a car?
Our vision is a future where owning an aircraft is as simple as owning a motorcycle or a boat.
Smart-Build architecture
A structure you can see
A welded steel safety cell and modular aluminum spar construction. Pre-finished parts, ready to install.
Inside SOLOMarket & Vision
Why eXalt? Why Now?
Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) is the fastest-growing segment in general aviation. The Sport Pilot License requires less training and no medical exam, lowering the entry barrier for thousands of dreamers.
Our Mission: To remove friction in light aviation and make the sheer joy of flying accessible to more people.
+12%Annual LSA Growth
40hBuild Time
1/3Cost of Competitors
Who flies eXalt?
The Hobbyist Builder
The "Maker"
Loves working with their hands but doesn't have 5 years to spend in a garage. Wants the pride of building without the frustration of fabrication.
Best fit: SOLO Kit
The Thrill Seeker
The "Explorer"
Active lifestyle enthusiasts who ride motorcycles or ATVs. Sees flying as the ultimate freedom. Wants a machine that looks as fast as it flies.
Best fit: SOLO Ready-to-Fly
The Club Pilot
The "Sharer"
Part of a flying club or partnership. Wants an economical aircraft to build hours and share the view with friends or family.
Best fit: DUO