The Aviator Factory is Airoh’s new helmet for motocross and specialist enduro, presented at EICMA 2026. Its main construction uses carbon fiber, and a second version is offered with a full-carbon appearance. The design is built around three shell sizes, allowing a more compact overall volume. Ventilation is integrated into the shell rather than added as a separate external arrangement; according to Airoh’s presentation, this helps reduce weight while providing broad air circulation through the helmet.

Its central technical feature is a patented system intended to absorb impact energy, with particular attention to rotational impacts. The system has now reached its third evolution. The helmet is also prepared for the communication system developed by Airoh with Interphone and launched two years earlier. That equipment is not permitted in a pure motocross race, but it has a place in riding schools, events and enduro outings. One practical use is warning a following rider about an obstacle ahead, extending the system’s role beyond competition.

The white and black versions are scheduled to reach shops in November, while the remaining colour choices are due in December. Airoh’s road range includes the Rex, with dragon-inspired graphics and a glitter layer beneath the paint, plus another design built around a clearly visible set of teeth. The flagship touring Matrix uses a double fiber shell, an internal tinted sun visor and preparation for the communication system. The wider range spans full-carbon versions, graphics and coloured visors, including purple, designed not to obstruct airflow. Airoh develops this aerodynamic work in its own wind tunnel.