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Chui Solar Ship Aircraft



Chui (pronounced choo-ee) is the Swahili word for the leopard, respected for its combination of speed, agility, stealth, and strength. The Chui aircraft is equivalent of the pick-up truck, a vehicle synonymous with utility.

The Chui is Solar Ship aircraft. It is mid-size aircraft built for ISR and cargo markets. It features superior takeoff and landing capabilities; industry leading fuel-efficiency; lowest infrastructure requirements; highest endurance flight-time capabilities and can be specified as solar- or hybrid-powered.

Solar Ship Aircraft


Solar Ship aircraft is used to serve remote areas. Most of these areas have no roads. The Solar Ship is a hybrid aircraft, gaining lift from both buoyant gas and aerodynamics. Its wing-ship design allows for short take-off and landing (STOL), such as in a soccer field. This design also provides a large surface area for solar electric power, allowing long, self-sufficient range. The result is transportation without depending on things that often aren’t available in remote areas – fossil fuels, roads, or runways.