really fly safely.

For drone logistics to work in everyday life, more than just technology is needed: clear rules, the highest safety standards, and the right permits. EASA, SAIL III, BVLOS and dangerous goods transport form the regulatory basis for our secure and scalable business

Regulatory milestones

EASA, SAIL III and BVLOS

Every drone flight in European airspace is subject to clear rules. As one of Europe’s first drone airlines, we have shaped and implemented these processes into everyday life.

EASA operating license

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulates the operation of aviation systems in Europe. Our drones meet all EASA requirements. This means they can be used in a fully regulated environment.

SAIL III Certification

SAIL stands for „Specific Assurance and Integrity Level“.

The SAIL III certification means that we are allowed to fly complex missions that impose higher requirements on safety, technology, and control. This includes cargo transport and flights in urban areas, thanks to redundant emergency mechanisms and clean risk management.

BVLOS flight permit

BVLOS stands for „Beyond Visual Line of Sight“, which means flights outside the visual range of the pilots. For this, a special permit is required. We have that.

The drones are controlled centrally from our control center, where they are monitored in real time through live data, FPV cameras, and sensors.

Multi-crew operation

One pilot per drone? Not with us.

Our pilots control several drones simultaneously per team. With clear division of tasks. This scales the operation without reducing safety standards.

Transport of dangerous goods – UN 3373 Class B

We are DGR-trained and have the permits to transport biological samples according to UN 3373 Class B. These include laboratory samples, tissue samples, and certain chemicals. Packaging, labeling, and documentation are always adapted to applicable air quality regulations.