Apex 600
A 600 kW dual-port DC fast charger built for high-throughput fleets, with dynamic power sharing across both ports.
ExploreAeros 360 brings dual-port DC fast charging with dynamic power delivery to advanced aviation. It is configured around eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft programs, airport operations, cargo drone networks, and the advanced air mobility (AAM) infrastructure that operators are introducing.
Dual-port · dynamic power delivery
Concept renderingAeros 360 is the advanced-aviation member of the DC fast charging line. It extends high-power charging and connected operations to electric aircraft, eVTOL, drone logistics, and ground support equipment (GSE).
Concept renderingAirport and vertiport infrastructure programs
Electric aircraft and eVTOL operators
Aviation ground support electrification
Specifications reflect current Volatus product documentation (July 2026); aviation interfaces, certification, and final values are confirmed per aircraft program.
| Rated output | 360 kW total |
|---|---|
| Port configuration | Dual ports with dynamic delivery |
| Power behavior | Dynamic delivery across connected interfaces |
| Aircraft | Electric aircraft and eVTOL programs |
|---|---|
| Unmanned | Cargo drone networks and UAV logistics |
| Ground support | Electric GSE and airfield equipment |
| Interfaces | Aviation and CCS/NACS (Combined Charging System / North American Charging Standard) options configured per aircraft program |
| Operations | Connected monitoring and control through Meridian Cloud |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet and cellular options |
| Deployment | Airport, vertiport, and airfield configurations |
|---|---|
| Integration | Microgrid, battery energy storage (BESS), and utility-coordinated site power |
| Listing status | Aviation interfaces and applicable listing confirmed for each aircraft program |
| Availability | Built to order; interfaces, certification, and configuration confirmed per aircraft program |
Aeros 360 is configured for eVTOL, electric aircraft, cargo drones, and ground support equipment. Interfaces are defined around the specific aircraft charging program.
Aeros 360 is the advanced-aviation system in the portfolio. Aviation interfaces, certification, and final configuration are confirmed for each program because aircraft charging standards are still consolidating.
Yes. Aeros 360 is designed to integrate with BESS, microgrid, and utility-coordinated site power, with the architecture configured to the operation.
Volatus builds the charging systems for advanced air mobility infrastructure, working alongside sister company Aureum Mobility, which builds and operates vertiport and droneport ground infrastructure.
Share the vehicles, the site, the schedule, and the available power. Volatus will configure the system around them.