Avealto and Airbus in Legal Trademark Dispute

Feb 13, 2023
3 min read

Avealto, a British technology and telecoms start-up which is developing a High Altitude Platform (HAPs) that could be used in place of satellites to deliver broadband / data and voice connectivity, has become embroiled in a legal dispute with Airbus after the latter changed the name of its communications and spy drone project from Zephyr to Aalto. By 2024, Avealto plans to develop a 100-metre-long helium airship to carry out its operations. This is yet another company looking to use helium airships, which we see as a key growth area for helium usage over the next few years.

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