Panhwar Jet Business Model

Revolutionizing Urgent Delivery with Remotely Operated All-Electric Cargo Aircraft

  • Panhwar Jet’s business model is built around low-cost manufacturing, high-margin operations, and scalable production — fundamentally different from the high-burn, low-margin model seen in most eVTOL ventures.

Our Core Approach

Two Aircraft Strategy

  • Prototype Unit – Built to rigorously test all flight, propulsion, and onboard systems before commercial launch.
  • Commercial Unit – Designed for mass production, optimized for speed, reliability, and profitability from day one.

Innovative Manufacturing

  • Proprietary 3D-printed molds and in-house composite fabrication.
  • Integrated design-to-production workflow that eliminates the need for costly outsourcing.
  • Cost per aircraft reduced to $30,000 (vs. industry averages of $1M+ for comparable eVTOL designs).

Business Model Advantages Over eVTOL

Metric Panhwar Jet Typical eVTOL Company
Primary Market Urgent delivery (cargo only) Passenger transport
Manufacturing Cost per Unit ~$30K $1M–$3M+
Production Time per Unit ~2 weeks 6–12 months
Regulatory Path Cargo category (faster approval) Passenger category (slower, more complex)
Pilot Requirement Remote operator (lower cost) Certified pilot or autonomous
Profit Margin per Unit 70–80% 10–20%
Capital Burn Rate Extremely low Hundreds of millions to billions

Profitability Model

Unit Economics:

  • With a $30K manufacturing cost and a market value of $150K–$200K per aircraft, each unit can yield $120K–$170K gross profit, representing 70–80% margins.

Operational Model:

  • Panhwar Jet aircraft will be leased to logistics operators and also deployed in-house for urgent delivery contracts.
  • In-house operations can generate $500–$1,000 per delivery for high-value, time-sensitive cargo.
  • With multiple flights per day, a single aircraft can generate over $500K annually in revenue.

Why We Win Where eVTOL Struggles

While most eVTOL companies focus on passenger transport — a market with high certification costs, long timelines, and thin margins — Panhwar Jet targets the $319B urgent delivery market, which:
  • Requires less stringent certification compared to manned passenger aircraft.
  • Has a faster path to market (12–18 months vs. 7–10 years).
  • Delivers immediate profitability due to lower costs and high cargo delivery rates.

Scaling Vision

  • Initial Phase: Small-scale, high-margin production at minimal overhead.
  • Growth Phase: Mass production at the newly acquired 220-acre manufacturing facility.
  • Long-Term Goal: IPO within 14 months, scaling to dominate the electric cargo aviation segment globally.