Flying Eye
About
About Flying Eye
Flying Eye develops software and safety accessories alongside its drone-distribution activity. Flying Hub provides mission planning, remote supervision, live video and media management, with deployment options on a customer's own infrastructure, a private server or a European cloud service. Teams can share positions, points of interest and flight plans through the platform.
Its Flysafe products add flight-termination and parachute equipment to selected aircraft, with model-specific conformity documentation. Flying Eye is the designer and manufacturer of these accessory systems, including its C5 kit for the DJI Matrice 350 RTK. Training and technical support connect the equipment, software and operating workflow for professional customers.
Team
- Simon Leroy - Chief Executive Officer
- Jeremy Ladoucette - Co-Managing Director - Co-leads Flying Eye following its 2024 ownership and operational transition.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-02-18 - Award - Flying Eye joins Bpifrance export accelerator
Bpifrance announced Flying Eye as a member of the fifth Propulseur Export cohort on February 18, 2026. The 24 participating companies entered a 12-month programme combining tailored consulting, collective training and business-network access. The programme gives Flying Eye a structured route to prioritize export markets, adapt its offer and build an international commercial plan.
Source - 2025-09-05 - Partnership - MCR becomes Flying Eye exclusive Iberian distributor
MCR announced the exclusive distribution agreement on September 5, 2025 for the Spanish and Portuguese markets. The agreement covers Flying Eye flight-termination systems, parachutes and other certified accessories for DJI Enterprise Matrice and Dock platforms. The channel partnership targets professional security, industrial-inspection and emergency-management operators adapting to European UAS rules, including BVLOS scenarios.
Source - 2024-05-22 - Acquisition - Management-led group acquires Flying Eye
Connect Pro announced the completed transmission on May 22, 2024 and said the capital and operating transition had finalized at the end of January. The transaction was a management buy-in led by Simon Leroy and Jeremy Ladoucette, backed by Connect Pro Sud Rebond and other investors through Mahogany Transmission. Founder Alexandre Thomas remained involved to support continuity while the new leaders pursued product, service and commercial expansion.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- MCR Info Electronic
Iberian Distributor - MCR exclusively distributes Flying Eye professional drone-safety systems in Spain and Portugal.
- Mahogany Transmission
Acquirer - Mahogany Transmission, led by Simon Leroy and Jeremy Ladoucette, acquired Flying Eye in a management buy-in.
Context
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Shared workflows
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- Raytheon
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
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workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
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Context tags
- Aerial robotics supply chain - Stack Layer - The company distributes and integrates professional UAS platforms and components.
- Drone component commercialization stack - Stack Layer - Its catalogue spans equipment from more than 30 drone manufacturers.
- Aerial inspection - Workflow - Professional platforms and training support enterprise inspection workflows.
- Counter-UAS mission systems - Workflow - The defence offering includes detection and counter-drone systems.