Speedbird Aero

Summary

About

About Speedbird Aero

Speedbird Aero’s BIRD-S, BIRD-M and BIRD-X aircraft cover progressively larger payload and range requirements, from local medical and commercial delivery to heavier regional logistics. The systems use automated cargo release or winch mechanisms so goods can be transferred without requiring the aircraft to land at every destination.

The company pairs the aircraft with flight-management, traffic-management and ground infrastructure, including droneports and smart receiving stations. Speedbird develops certification cases, manufactures the vehicles and operates delivery networks under beyond-visual-line-of-sight approvals, while also providing training, maintenance and integration to local partners. Its operating deployments span healthcare, food, retail and industrial logistics across several national regulatory environments.

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Products

Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • Elsight Ltd.

    Inbound - Connectivity - Speedbird Aero placed a commercial order for Elsight Halo connectivity for BVLOS parcel-delivery drones

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Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • Skyports Drone Services

    Operations Partner - Speedbird Aero partnered with Skyports Drone Services on a New York City drone delivery trial.

  • Moya Aero

    Strategic Partner - Speedbird Aero and Moya Aero signed a strategic partnership for drone logistics.

Context

Comparable profiles

Context tags

  • Drone delivery OEM - Stack Layer - Company profile and first-party sources support this operating context.
  • Aerial delivery networks - Customer Environment - Company profile and first-party sources support this operating context.
  • Drone delivery operator layer - Stack Layer - Company profile and first-party sources support this operating context.

Commercial

  • Elsight signs Speedbird Aero Halo-as-a-Service agreement

    2022-07-07 · Order / contract · Speedbird Aero signed a commercial agreement and placed its first order under Elsight's Halo-as-a-Service model for Brazilian drone delivery.

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