Modular air transport

A cargo aircraft built around the ISO container.

ISO-Plane is a light cargo aircraft concept designed to carry one 20-foot ISO container and load it autonomously, either from the ground or directly from a truck trailer.

Overall view of ISO-Plane

A simple mission

Move the container directly from road to air.

Instead of adapting the cargo to the aircraft, ISO-Plane adapts the aircraft to the global logistics standard: the 20-foot ISO container.

1

20-foot ISO container

8 t

target payload

6,000 km

target range

2 × PW150A

turboprop engines

ISO-Plane rear loading

Direct loading

A rear access concept designed for field operations.

The container can be positioned behind the aircraft and then handled by the aircraft itself. This architecture reduces dependence on heavy ground infrastructure.

  • Loading from the ground
  • Loading from a truck trailer
  • Reduced need for external logistics equipment

Autonomous handling

The container becomes a simple payload to handle.

The loading system uses the standardized ISO container corner fittings to lift, guide and secure the payload inside the cargo bay.

  • Interface with ISO corner fittings
  • Integrated lifting and guidance
  • Compatible with mission modules
ISO-Plane loading system

Applications

Missions where every hour matters.

Urgent logistics

Fast transport of critical goods over long distances.

Humanitarian relief

Shelters, water, food, generators and emergency equipment packed in containers.

Medical

Mobile clinics, medicines, vaccines or specialized equipment.

Firefighting

Potential use of specialized containers for aerial firefighting missions.

Technical configuration

An architecture focused on the essentials.

ISO-Plane is not designed to be a giant cargo aircraft. It targets one precise mission: efficiently transporting a standard container with a lighter operational footprint.

Payload1 standard 20-foot ISO container

Target massup to 8 tonnes

Target range6,000 km

Powerplant2 × Pratt & Whitney PW150A

Main landing gearderived from the Bombardier Q400

ISO-Plane

One container. One aircraft. One mission.

A new approach to air freight: more direct, more modular and designed for operations where logistics speed creates value.