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MightyFly x US Air Force

MightyFly's Cento cargo drone was evaluated by the US Air Force under an SBIR Phase II contract, demonstrating autonomous A-to-B flights with package loading and unloading. The USAF assessed the platform for military expedited logistics applications.

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Type
development
Status
Activeoperating
Announced
2025-05-01
1.3 years ago
Start
2025-05-01
1.3 years ago
Active for
1.3 years

Who’s involved

MightyFlytechnology provider

Autonomous air logistics company building hybrid-electric [eVTOL](/models/cento) cargo aircraft for expedited B2B and defense deliveries. The Cento aircraft carries 100–500 pounds of cargo up to 600–1,000 miles at 150 mph, with autonomous loading and unloading. MightyFly holds a Special Airworthiness Certificate and FAA-approved flight corridors in California.

HQSan Leandro, California, United Statesmightyfly.com0 partnerships
United States Air Forcecustomer

United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare branch of the US military. Funds autonomous systems development through SBIR/STTR programs, AFWERX, and direct contracts. Operates autonomous drones (RQ-4 [Global](/companies/global-ai) Hawk, MQ-9 Reaper) and funds autonomous combat systems.

HQArlington, VAaf.mil1 partnerships

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  1. https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/defense/2025-06-30/us-air-force-evaluates-mightyflys-cento-cargo-drone

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