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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
1.4 years ago
Start
2025-05-01
1.4 years ago
Active for
1.4 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.com1 partnerships

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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.mil2 partnerships

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Sources (2)

  1. https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/defense/2025-06-30/us-air-force-evaluates-mightyflys-cento-cargo-drone
  2. https://mightyfly.com/press-release/mightyfly-demonstrates-autonomous-flight-and-cargo-operations-for-the-air-force/

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