Company

Make drone fleets easy to operate safely at scale.

As UAS operations grow from individual aircraft toward fleets and higher levels of automation, operational complexity should not grow at the same rate. Flyvercity builds technology to keep that complexity manageable.

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One practical architecture for scaling professional UAS operations.

Our focus

What has to work when professional drone operations scale.

Flyvercity works at the junction of aviation systems engineering and operational software.

We focus on the infrastructure, information and supervision problems that become harder as operations move from advanced individual missions toward increasingly automated fleets.

01 / ASSURE

C2 Assurance

Requirements, measurement and traceable evidence for operation-specific command-and-control performance.

02 / UNDERSTAND

Traffic Data Fusion

A common, quality-aware traffic picture built from heterogeneous surveillance sources.

03 / MANAGE

Future Fleet Management

Research into supervision, function allocation and operational architecture for increasingly automated fleets.

Professional medical-drone operation in the SAFIR-Ready programme
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HOW WE WORK

Real aircraft. Real systems. Real operations.

Flyvercity combines software development with UAS systems engineering, field experimentation and European research programmes.

Through participation in EUROCAE WG-105, Flyvercity contributes to international work on UAS C2/C3 standards development.

Claims are kept specific to the operation, architecture and available evidence.

Programmes and ecosystem

Built through collaboration and applied research.

Flyvercity participates in European UAS programmes and works with technology partners across the operational ecosystem. Programme participation does not imply authority endorsement.

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Start with the operation

Planning to scale your drone operations?

Bring us the operation, architecture and deployment milestone. We will start with the complexity that actually needs to be managed.

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