Most RC planes are designed for one thing: being cheap enough to mass produce.

The motors are underpowered. The frames flex under any real speed. The electronics are last-gen. And the designs? They all look the same.

I started MiniJet Co. because I wanted an RC jet that actually felt like a fighter jet — the acceleration, the handling, the presence. Something you're proud to fly, not something you grabbed off a shelf.

Every jet I build is hand-assembled. I source components individually — brushless motors that actually push, carbon-reinforced frames that don't fold at speed, and flight controllers tuned for aggressive maneuvering.

This isn't a hobby project anymore. The first batch is almost ready.

If you've been flying foam planes and wondering "is this it?" — no. It's not. This is.