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We are proud to contribute our actuation expertise to a major milestone in electric aviation: Vertical Aerospace has successfully completed a full two-way piloted transition flight with its full-scale eVTOL prototype.

110,000 feet. Roughly 33,000 meters. The edge of space - cold enough that most electronics quietly give up, with almost no air left to speak of. That's exactly where one of our actuators spent a day: the DA 15-N, to be precise.

We are proud to announce that Volz Servos GmbH is now a full member of the German Aerospace Industries Association (BDLI). With this membership, we are further strengthening our role within the German aerospace community and expanding our exchange with partners from industry, politics, and research.

We are proud to support Quantum Systems’ Twister sUAS project with customised servo technology developed specifically for the demands of this smart, short-range reconnaissance eVTOL aircraft.

Dr. Vladislav Apostolyuk is our new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). The Ukrainian-born aerospace engineer joined us as Technical Director in 2025 and now succeeds former CTO Mark Juhrig, who passed away in autumn 2025 following a long illness.

We're proud to support Jetoptera's FTC-250 powertrain with high-performance actuation for its Fluidic Propulsion System (FPS®). Instead of relying on conventional rotors, Jetoptera uses compressed air and Coandă-type thrusters to generate powerful, quiet, and precisely controllable VTOL thrust. For this concept to work in real flight, airflow distribution and thrust-vectoring must respond extremely fast and reliably - and that's exactly where Volz actuators come in.
Avilus and Volz

We’re proud to work with German UAV specialist Avilus in the development of its new unmanned helicopter Wespe (wasp) – a platform that truly lives up to its name. Like its biological counterpart, the UAV delivers exceptional agility, rapid directional changes, and strong endurance. Designed for demanding land-based, offshore, and naval logistics scenarios, Wespe requires steering components that respond rapidly and operate reliably under all conditions.
Embention and Volz

Reliable Control for Mission-Critical UAVs: Volz Servos and Embention, the Spanish specialist for autonomous flight avionics, are long-time partners in aviation projects. And by integrating our high-reliability actuators with the Veronte Autopilot, we’re delivering a robust and adaptable solution for UAV and eVTOL applications that operate in the most demanding conditions.

Our customer BETA Technologies from the USA is on a Grand Tour in Europe to present the fully electric aircraft ALIA. The stopover at Frankfurt/Egelsbach Airport on July 18 was a special highlight for us at Volz Servos, because our actuators are flying in this aircraft: Volz is the supplier of high-precision servos for critical control functions such as elevator, aileron, and rudder flaps in the fly-by-wire system.