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Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2)

Flytrex, an Israeli-founded, US-operating company led by chief executive and co-founder Yariv Bash, runs an on-demand suburban food and retail drone-delivery service integrated with the DoorDash app in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas and North Carolina. Its new Sky2 drone carries up to 8.8 pounds, which it bills as the largest food-delivery payload, and enabled the first two-large-pizza drone delivery with Little Caesars in April 2026. Its verified gating event is an FAA beyond-visual-line-of-sight authorization received on August 13, 2025, described as making Flytrex only the fourth US company to earn it, alongside Wing, Amazon, and Zipline, which enables one-to-many remote operation from a central operations center in place of per-drone visual observers. Its operating model is a captive service: Flytrex flies its own routes and runs the delivery service through DoorDash rather than selling drones to third parties, in contrast to XAG's hardware-sales model and Percepto's captive robotics-as-a-service. The registry records it at early, scaling commercial maturity, since genuine FAA BVLOS clearance plus a live paid consumer service in two states clears the gate, while it remains geographically limited. Company figures such as more than 200,000 deliveries and a plan to reach 100 million Americans across 37 metro areas are cap-flagged as company-sourced or forward-looking, the exact scope of the BVLOS approval is ambiguous between nationwide and operating-area-scoped, and the Part 108 BVLOS rule remained proposed as of mid-2026 so operations run on Part 107 authorization.

Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2) is an aerial robot built by

Machine-readable surfaces

Form factor
aerial
Maturity stage
commercial
Lifecycle
active
Deployments
0
ID
982efc46-fa00-42bb-aa2e-4e96af5f8857

Specs

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specs
On-demand suburban food + retail drone delivery; integrated with the DoorDash app; operates in Dallas-Fort Worth (Texas) + North Carolina. New Sky2 drone carries up to 8.8 lb (~4 kg, claimed largest food-delivery payload; enabled first two-large-pizza delivery, Little Caesars, Apr 2026). CEO/co-founder Yariv Bash.
formFactor
aerial (suburban on-demand delivery drone service; captive operation)

Supply chain

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Sources (4)

  1. https://dronedj.com/2025/08/13/flytrex-drone-delivery-faa-bvlos/
  2. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250813608293/en/Flytrex-Receives-FAA-Approval-for-Beyond-Visual-Line-of-Sight-Operations-Positioning-Company-for-Nationwide-Expansion
  3. https://dronelife.com/2025/09/29/drone-delivery-takes-off-flytrex-prepares-for-nationwide-growth/
  4. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260423234109/en/In-a-First-for-Drone-Delivery-Flytrex-and-Little-Caesars-Can-Now-Deliver-Two-Large-Pizzas-to-Your-Door

Common questions

What is Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2)?
Flytrex, an Israeli-founded, US-operating company led by chief executive and co-founder Yariv Bash, runs an on-demand suburban food and retail drone-delivery service integrated with the DoorDash app in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas and North Carolina. Its new Sky2 drone carries up to 8.8 pounds, which it bills as the largest food-delivery payload, and enabled the first two-large-pizza drone delivery with Little Caesars in April 2026. Its verified gating event is an FAA beyond-visual-line-of-sight authorization received on August 13, 2025, described as making Flytrex only the fourth US company to earn it, alongside Wing, Amazon, and Zipline, which enables one-to-many remote operation from a central operations center in place of per-drone visual observers. Its operating model is a captive service: Flytrex flies its own routes and runs the delivery service through DoorDash rather than selling drones to third parties, in contrast to XAG's hardware-sales model and Percepto's captive robotics-as-a-service. The registry records it at early, scaling commercial maturity, since genuine FAA BVLOS clearance plus a live paid consumer service in two states clears the gate, while it remains geographically limited. Company figures such as more than 200,000 deliveries and a plan to reach 100 million Americans across 37 metro areas are cap-flagged as company-sourced or forward-looking, the exact scope of the BVLOS approval is ambiguous between nationwide and operating-area-scoped, and the Part 108 BVLOS rule remained proposed as of mid-2026 so operations run on Part 107 authorization.
Who makes Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2)?
Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2) is made by Flytrex, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013.
Where is Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2) deployed?
No verified deployments of Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2) are currently on the DEPLOY registry. DEPLOY records deployments only when verified at a named site with a primary source; absence may reflect pre-deployment, research, or manufacturer-internal use.
What is Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2)'s maturity stage?
Flytrex delivery drone (Sky2) is at the commercial stage on the DEPLOY maturity ladder (research, prototype, pilot, commercial, production). Commercial stage means production-grade deployments are operating at named customer sites.