Reach access-constrained locations
Vertical takeoff and landing is designed for launch locations where a runway is impractical or unavailable.
Long-range eVTOL
built for Canadian infrastructure
Our platform brings together long-range electric aircraft that take off and land vertically (eVTOL), an Autonomous Dock, and route planning and onboard autonomy for inspection, mapping, and monitoring across remote infrastructure.
- Power & utilities
- Pipeline operators
- Transportation
- Land & resources
Make remote asset data more practical to collect.
Fell Aerospace’s goal is to help asset owners and operators make informed decisions about infrastructure that is difficult to access and costly to cover repeatedly.
Follow long corridors
Fixed-wing cruise supports route-based missions across power lines, pipelines, roads, and other extended assets.
Collect data for decisions
Mission planning and sensing are organized around the asset, the inspection question, and the information teams need.
Plan for repeat coverage
Aircraft, payload, communications, and ground workflows are considered together for recurring monitoring needs.
One aerial system, designed around the mission.
Each mission depends on more than the aircraft. Fell brings flight, sensing, communications, and ground operations into one system design.
Vertical access and fixed-wing cruise
Vertical launch and recovery paired with efficient forward flight for missions that combine constrained access with long routes.
Route planning and onboard autonomy
Route planning and onboard autonomy are designed to support structured missions and consistent data collection.
Mission-fit sensing
Payload flexibility helps align imagery and other aerial data with inspection, mapping, and monitoring objectives.
Autonomous Dock and ground systems
The Autonomous Dock provides charging points along a route, helping extend aircraft range and support non-stop operations across distant assets.
Mission profiles and operating requirements depend on the asset, location, airspace, and data objectives.
Aerial data for the assets you manage.
Long routes, remote sites, and repeat monitoring needs call for aerial information that fits the work on the ground.
Linear infrastructure
Transmission and distribution corridors
Document visible asset conditions and organize repeat coverage around inspection and maintenance priorities.
Rights-of-way and remote routes
Monitor surface changes, encroachment, and access conditions along extended pipeline corridors.
Roads, worksites, and roadside assets
Plan repeat mapping where distance, traffic, terrain, or access makes ground-based coverage difficult.
Large areas and changing conditions
Wildfire situational awareness
Inform wide-area observation planning with aerial views of changing conditions and affected areas.
Agriculture, forestry, and large-area mapping
Map broad sites and track visible change to support planning across land and resource operations.
Talk with us about your assets and aerial data needs.
Tell us what you manage and what information would help. A brief, non-confidential summary is enough to start; our team will follow up by email.
Helpful details, if you have them:
- Asset type and location
- Coverage area or route length
- Inspection or monitoring objective
- Imagery or data requirements
Please do not include confidential asset or security information.
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