AURA AERO delivers first INTEGRAL R aircraft to launch customer Dijon Voltige 

French startup AURA AERO announced on April 8, 2025, that it had delivered the first INTEGRAL R light training aircraft to launch customer Dijon Voltige. 

This delivery marks an important milestone for AURA AERO, since the INTEGRAL R is the first aircraft in its portfolio to reach the market. 

The INTEGRAL R is a two-seater training aircraft with aerobatic capabilities. The first user of this aircraft, Dijon Voltige, is an aerobatic club based in eastern France. 

AURA AERO expects to produce 15 units of the INTEGRAL R in 2025. The aircraft received its European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification in December 2024, following a five-year process. 

This commercial launch is expected to soon be followed by that of the INTEGRAL S, yet another conventionally powered training aircraft, which is expected to be market-ready in late 2025. 

AURA AERO is simultaneously working on two additional innovative clean sheet aircraft: the fully electric INTEGRAL E and a 19-seater hybrid-electric regional airliner called ERA. 

AeroTime visited AURA AERO’s facilities at Toulouse-Francazal Airport in the south of France in December 2024, and interviewed its founder and CEO, Jeremy Caussade.  

Watch the video below to find out more about this French startup and its future plans. 

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