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Xag aircraft models

14 models and 1,028 aircraft registered with the FAA under the manufacturer name XAG.

Models

ModelTypeRegisteredValidBuilt
P100 PRORotorcraft492465?-?
P150Rotorcraft381351?-?
P150 MAXRotorcraft7047?-?
P100 PRO 2023Rotorcraft3432?-?
V40Rotorcraft1515?-?
P100Rotorcraft1513?-?
3WWDZ-50AHRotorcraft87?-?
P150HRotorcraft32?-?
P60Rotorcraft33?-?
P100H PRO 2023Rotorcraft22?-?
P100H PRORotorcraft21?-?
P100 2022Rotorcraft11?-?
P40Rotorcraft11?-?
P100 PRO 60LRotorcraft11?-?

Xag aircraft in the FAA registry

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lists 1,018 aircraft under the manufacturer name "XAG" in its public registry. This data reflects the state of the registry as of 2026-10-16. All 1,018 entries are classified as rotorcraft and powered by electric engines. Of these, 932 registrations are currently valid. The registry includes 14 distinct models, providing a clear view of the fleet composition for buyers, spotters, and aviation students tracking these electric aircraft.

Dominant Models and Fleet Composition

The P100 PRO is the most prevalent model in the registry, accounting for 490 aircraft. The P150 follows with 378 registered units. The P150 MAX has 65 registrations, while the P100 PRO 2023 holds 34. Smaller clusters include the V40 with 15 aircraft and the original P100 with 15. These figures represent the specific models currently holding valid N-numbers in the US registry.

Geographic Distribution

Iowa leads the state registrations with 142 Xag aircraft. Minnesota follows with 88 registered units, and Indiana has 76. These three states hold the highest concentration of the fleet. The remaining registrations are distributed across other states, though specific counts for lower-volume states are not detailed in this summary. Each aircraft in this registry is identifiable by its unique N-number, allowing for precise tracking of individual airframes.

Figures from the FAA registry file as of Oct 16, 2026.