aerotowing
[air-oh-toh-ing]
noun.
Flight technique where standard, powered aircraft to tow additional planes behind them.
Those additional aircraft can be either a true glider or another standard plane.
Aerotowing fundamentally alters the math of aviation logistics. By radically expanding the capabilities of your current fleet, we deliver unprecedented scale without the need for new, capital-intensive airframes.
After years of flight tests, Aerolane unveiled its first product for Part 23 aircraft in 2025 - the AC-0.
We are translating complex aerodynamics into massive commercial advantages. Backed by hundreds of hours of real-world flight data , our aerodynamic breakthrough opens the door to a new paradigm of operational economics that extends far beyond the fuel pump.
Aerolane’s towed glider technologies use the same fundamental principles that enabled the Allies to dominate the skies over Europe nearly a century ago.
All imagery is authentic, archival footage from WWII
See how aerotowing technologies can transform the economics of your fleet.
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