Radia, developer of the WindRunner, the world’s largest cargo aircraft, today announced that Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Rick Moore, former Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Programs, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, has joined the company as an advisor. The announcement coincides with Radia’s participation in the AFA Warfare Symposium in Aurora, Colorado, where the company is exhibiting at Booth 345.

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Radia Appoints Former USAF Lieutenant General Rick Moore as Advisor

Radia, which is developing the WindRunner outsize cargo aircraft, has responded to a U.S. Transportation Command request for information (RFI) for aircraft capable of transporting oversized Defense Department cargo, including space launch vehicles up to 300 ft. in length.

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Radia Responds To U.S. Transcom RFI On WindRunner

Start-up cargo aircraft developer Radia has landed at Singapore, making its show debut in a bid to raise the profile of the WindRunner, its concept for an ultra-heavy-lift freighter.

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Start-up Radia makes Singapore air show debut with WindRunner ultra-heavy-freighter concept

On 16 October 2025, the European Air Transport Command (EATC) welcomed a high-level delegation from the aerospace firm RADIA, composed of Ken Bibb, Vice President of Defence Business Development, Melvin Johnson, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, and Retired General Christian Badia, European Advisor and former EATC Commander (2014–2017).

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EATC Hosts Strategic Exchange with RADIA on Future Oversized/Outsized Airlift Capability

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Radia develops world-class onshore wind energy projects to deliver GigaWind: the largest and most powerful wind turbines available on the market.

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The WindRunner, developed by the American startup Radia, is designed as the ultimate solution for transporting the gigantic components of wind turbines. These blades can reach up to 100 meters in length, creating immense logistical challenges. Conventional ground transport requires special permits, limited routing, and avoiding overpasses or bridges.

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