Pioneering unmanned aviation for the good of our planet
#Alwaysgoingfurther
We want to use unmanned aviation to make our world a better place.
Every day, aircraft fly thousands of miles transporting time-critical goods, surveying pipelines, monitoring waterways, inspecting crops, tracking livestock and recording environmental data.
But aviation has a problem. It takes a huge amount of fuel to fly a person safely. It’s expensive, damaging to the environment, and ultimately unsustainable. And yet demand continues to grow.
At Flylogix, we’re pioneering new ways for aviation that bring together artificial intelligence, satellite communication and low-cost electronics to develop a new generation of smaller, more efficient, unmanned aircraft (UAVs).
UAVs transform remote operations, dramatically reducing carbon emissions, improving safety and enabling new cost-effective services. We are the future of flight.
Our Ethos
What we do and how we do it
Always Pioneering
Stretching the possible, our pioneering team propel next-gen tech and advanced engineering to make UAV operations a reality anywhere in the world, delivering critical near-real time data at a breakthrough cost.
Tested and Tough
Pushing to the outer limits by continuously and rigorously testing our pioneering craft and systems to safely operate in the toughest conditions for the most exacting partners - no matter what.
Lightest Footprint
Not costing the Earth, our pioneering small UAV craft have a low carbon footprint, making it possible to routinely fly to and from the most remote locations with the least impact to the environment, human risk and budget.
Meet the Team
Pioneers in action
Our team are experts at stretching the possible. With knowledge and skills that span from oil, gas, wind energy, search & rescue, retail to formula one, they are pioneering and proving unmanned aircraft services as the way forward for aviation and a better world.
Flylogix Firsts
Our pioneering team conducted the first ever unmanned logistics flight between two commercial airports
Charles began his entrepreneurial career in aviation when he negotiated the sale of an English Electric Lightning from his bedroom age 14.