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Fuselager

Brewed to Fly - Built to Refresh

Own a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire the flywheel brand for a unique lifestyle experience platform.

Why Fuselager?

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Aviation Heritage

Inspired by the daring spirit of early aviators, each brew tells a story of adventure and craftsmanship.

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Trend-Forward Craft

Infused beers with names that move—designed to capture attention, ride trends, and drive adoption from first pour to reorder.

FLYWHEEL EXPERIENCE

A lifestyle platform with Liquid Death energy and Yeti-level brand depth—where content, beer, merch, and spaces fuel each other in a self-reinforcing loop.

Our Story

Fuselage × lager = experience

Fuselager® — where precision meets elevation.

Born from a passion for both craft brewing and aviation history, Fuselager combines the artistry of traditional beer-making with the adventurous spirit of the sky. Each of our beers is named after legendary aircraft and aviators, celebrating the pioneers who dared to soar.

Fuselager is an experience identity built at the intersection of aviation culture and craft brewing—a complete world of beers, spaces, and stories that can be brewed, poured, worn, and experienced with the right partners.

The Idea in One Line

Fuselager turns aviation's discipline and romance into a lager-first experience brand that can be brewed, built, and broadcast across breweries, airlines, airports, and media.

Designed to Live Across
Breweries & distribution – core lagers, route beers, and collabs
Airports & airlines – airport brewpubs, lounges, in-flight offerings
Merch & uniforms – badges, patches, jackets, glassware, décor
Media & membership – shows, guides, and a Flight Hours club

Acquisition opportunitiesinfo@fuselager.com

The Flywheel in Plain Language

Content creates culture

Stories about aviation × beer (shows, guides, shorts) build a targeted audience of pilots, Aviation Experiences, and travelers.

Culture creates demand

That audience wants Fuselager beers on tap, on board, and on the concourse—as well as badges, jackets, and glassware.

Opportunities create place

Breweries, airlines, and airports brew and pour Fuselager, build spaces around it, and make the physical experience real.

Merch & membership create loyalty

Badges, patches, jackets, and Flight Hours status keep people collecting, returning, and talking.

Data creates intelligence

Every view, pour, badge, and visit tells us what to brew, where to show up, and which opportunities to extend.

Then the loop runs again—bigger.

Who This Is For

• Breweries wanting a distinctive aviation-forward lager identity

• Airlines and airports exploring branded beers, lounges, and experiences

• Hospitality and concession groups looking for a turnkey airport brewpub concept

• Media / strategic buyers looking for a brandable, extensible experience IP

What Exists Today

✓ Fuselager.com domain and brand name

✓ A complete experience identity (name, positioning, tone, visual direction)

✓ A badge / label system built for merch and décor

✓ An airport brewpub concept and spatial direction

✓ A content & flywheel playbook (series ideas, membership framework)

✓ Concept art, mockups, and image-to-video sizzle directions

The vision is ready. The next step is finding the right partners to brew it, build it, and fly it.

Full Vision

Repainted with refinements

1. Experience Identity at the Center

More than a brand. An identity you inhabit.

Fuselager is what happens when you fuse two worlds—fuselage (the engineered body of flight) and lager (the disciplined art of brewing)—into a single experience identity.

This isn't "aviation themed beer." It's a coherent world where:

  • • Every beer is a flight plan — destinations in liquid form.
  • • Every space feels like a crew lounge — built for those between journeys.
  • • Every touchpoint reinforces elevation — altitude as metaphor and aspiration.
  • • Every story honors flight culture — from pre-flight ritual to post-mission debrief.

The name Fuselager quietly carries the strategy:

Fusion – unexpected combinations that create something new.

Precision – serious craft, safety, and process.

Journey – movement, connection, destination.

Belonging – crew culture, shared identity.

Because of that, the identity can live in many forms:

  • • A flagship airport brewpub / lounge concept
  • • A core range of lagers brewed and distributed by a partner brewery
  • • Route-specific airline beers (e.g., DEN→SEA, JFK→LHR)
  • • A content-first media property documenting aviation through taste and ritual
  • • A badge + membership ecosystem that gamifies loyalty across all touchpoints
  • • A licensable identity system for regional breweries, lounges, and hospitality

Today, Fuselager exists as a fully formed identity. What's missing is the right partner(s) to activate it.

2. Content as the First Experience Layer

Before there are taps, tins, and terminals, there can be shows, guides, and stories.

Fuselager is built to show up as content first:

  • Runway Pairings – aircraft × beer style explained in 3–6 minute episodes
  • Airport Beer Guides – by IATA, with 20-minute radius options and local partners
  • Climb Rate Reviews – 60-second vertical tastings in pilot checklist format
  • Hangar Tales – aviation stories paired with classic lager styles
  • Captain's Briefing – a weekly Flight Hours email: routes, releases, stories

This content:

  • • Attracts pilots, Aviation Experiences, and travelers before there's product in-market
  • • Demonstrates the editorial voice and depth of the concept
  • • Creates built-in awareness for any future brewery, airline, or airport partner

In other words: the brand can develop a following before the first keg is filled.

3. The Fuselager Flywheel: Five Loops, One Engine

Loop 1 — Content creates culture

Make stories → build audience → create demand.

Publish series like Runway Pairings, Airport Beer Guides, and Climb Rate Reviews.

Earn attention from the exact people who care: pilots, crews, Aviation Experiences, and curious travelers.

That attention turns into curiosity and demand for:

  • • Fuselager beers on tap and in cans
  • • Fuselager spaces in airports and cities
  • • Fuselager badges, jackets, and glassware

Loop 2 — Opportunities create place

Brew → pour → feature → scale.

With the right partners:

  • • Breweries brew and distribute Fuselager core lagers and Test Flights.
  • • Airlines & airports pour Fuselager in terminals, lounges, and on flights.
  • • Operators launch Fuselager-branded spaces and corners.

Each activation becomes story fuel:

  • • Route collaborations (e.g., "Transatlantic Helles")
  • • Crew-focused features and behind-the-scenes brews
  • • Photos and reels from airport bars, taprooms, and cabins

Loop 3 — Membership creates lifetime value

Collect → rank → return → extend.

Fuselager imagines loyalty as Flight Hours:

  • • Each beer, venue, or experience is a mission.
  • • Each interaction earns Flight Hours.
  • • Fans collect digital and physical badges marking beers, routes, and venues.

Ranks (Crew, Co-Pilot, Captain, Chief) unlock:

  • • Early or exclusive releases (airport-only, route-only, member-only)
  • • Access to private events, first-looks, and content
  • • Digital assets (maps, wallpapers, behind-the-scenes stories)

Loop 4 — Merch & identity become touchpoints everywhere

Visual system → merch & décor → stories & loyalty → optional licensing.

The Fuselager visual language—nose-art badges, squadron insignias, crew typography—is purpose-built to live in physical and digital form.

Physical examples:

  • • Patches and pins for jackets, caps, and flight bags
  • • Crew caps and tees tied to specific beers, routes, or squads
  • • Bomber jackets with back-panel art
  • • Coasters, bar mats, tin signs mirroring the tap list
  • • Tap handles and tasting boards styled like instruments or dashboards
  • • Glassware and barware with subtle blueprint and runway motifs

Digital examples:

  • • Collectible badges in apps and loyalty platforms
  • • Wallpapers, lock screens, and icon packs for members
  • • Instagram story stickers and AR filters
  • • Airline / airport app integrations showing badges earned on routes

Loop 5 — Data creates intelligence

Signals → insights → smarter decisions.

Every part of the system generates data:

  • • Content performance: views, watch time, saves, comments, search terms
  • • Product performance: sales by style, route, airport, or venue
  • • Membership behavior: which badges, tiers, and perks drive retention
  • • Merch & décor: what people photograph, wear, and share

All of that informs:

  • • Which beers to scale and which to sunset
  • • Which routes and airports to prioritize
  • • Which opportunities to deepen
  • • Which stories and visuals to make central
4. Flagship: The Fuselager Airport Brewpub

The "hero" physical expression is an airport brewpub designed as a love letter to flight.

The vision:

  • • A glowing FUSELAGER marquee visible from the concourse
  • • Aircraft models banking overhead, subtly lit
  • • A long bar oriented to runway views
  • • Zones inspired by crew rooms, briefing spaces, and airline clubs
  • • A Badge Wall of beers and missions as the visual anchor

The tap list reads like a departure board:

  • • Core Fuselager lagers
  • • Route and airport-specific specials
  • • Seasonal Test Flights tied to aviation stories

Designed for:

  • • Airport concession and hospitality groups
  • • Breweries wanting a branded flagship at major hubs
  • • Airlines exploring co-branded or partner spaces
5. Badge Wall & Merch Universe

The label system is built like a modern squadron board.

Each beer is a badge with its own aircraft reference and story.

Together, they form a Badge Wall that can live:

  • • Behind the bar
  • • In airline lounges
  • • In taprooms or pop-up activations

From that one system, a buyer can spin up:

  • • Patches, pins, and back patches
  • • Tin signs and posters
  • • Capsule apparel and uniforms
  • • Digital badges and achievements

It's identity you can literally wear, pour, and hang.

6. Ways Partners Can Plug In

For breweries

  • • Brew and distribute Fuselager core lagers and Test Flights
  • • Create regional, route, or airport-specific beers
  • • Use the badge and Flight Hours framework in your taprooms
  • • Co-own or host Fuselager nights, pop-ups, and badge events

For airlines

  • • Develop Fuselager-branded in-flight beers for select routes/classes
  • • Feature Fuselager in lounges and partner bars
  • • Add Flight Hours or Fuselager badges into your digital ecosystem
  • • Co-create content featuring your crews, aircraft, and routes

For airports & operators

  • • Launch a full Fuselager airport brewpub
  • • Add a dedicated Fuselager zone to existing bars or lounges
  • • Use the visual system and Badge Wall as rotating decor tied to releases

For media & strategic buyers

  • • Acquire the identity as a platform to build out experience-driven beverage IP
  • • Co-produce series and memberships under the Fuselager name
  • • Use Fuselager as a blueprint for other experience brands

Entry points can be as small as one beer or one route—or as large as a full, multi-hub rollout.

7. Current State & Next Steps

Exists today:

  • • Fuselager.com domain and brand name
  • • Experience identity and visual direction
  • • Badge/label system and merch language
  • • Airport brewpub concept and spatial cues
  • • Content and flywheel playbook
  • • Concept art, mockups, and sizzle directions

Next steps (open to collaboration):

  • • Launch social to publicly iterate on the world
  • • Produce pilot content under the Fuselager banner
  • • Develop detailed opportunity decks for specific breweries/airlines/airports
  • • Prototype badges and membership in digital/physical form
8. Call to Action

If you're a brewery, airline, airport operator, hospitality group, media partner, or strategic acquirer and you can see yourself in this world:

Let's talk about how Fuselager could take off in your hands.