SKYDRA
Counter-UAS software
Described in company filings as Volatus' first proprietary Software-as-a-Service platform for counter-uncrewed aerial systems, backed by patent-pending intellectual property.
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TSX-listed aerospace and defence company with a manufacturing facility in Mirabel, Québec and an operations centre in Vaughan, Ontario. It builds proprietary uncrewed systems and software, flies drone-services missions, and also distributes third-party drones as a value-added reseller.

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Volatus Aerospace is a Canadian-based global aerospace and defence company that designs, manufactures, and operates crewed and uncrewed aerial systems for commercial, public safety, and national security markets.
On September 10, 2026 Volatus was awarded a five-year Government of Canada contract for an initial 100 tactical ISR uncrewed aircraft systems, with options for up to 4,900 more. volatusaerospace.com
Scope note: the C$25M in that award is the Government of Canada's maximum procurement envelope. The release states that Volatus' own contracted pricing remains commercially confidential. globenewswire.com
Volatus delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange on March 19, 2026 and began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange the next day, keeping the symbol FLT. globenewswire.com
Its Q1 2026 filings describe DroneSpot as patented and SKYDRA as patent-pending, and report R&D of $289,714 in the quarter on platforms including V-Cortex AI and the Condor XL. volatusaerospace.com
The V100/V200/V300 RPAS technologies were not designed in-house: Volatus acquired them in October 2025 from UK firm Caliburn Holdings LLP for CA$1,842,105 in shares. volatusaerospace.com
NRC-IRAP approved up to $320,000 in non-dilutive funding on March 17, 2026 to advance development of the Condor XL uncrewed aircraft. volatusaerospace.com
Volatus qualified across all five streams of Canada's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace, announced September 8, 2026. volatusaerospace.com
Products Volatus Aerospace publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Counter-UAS software
Described in company filings as Volatus' first proprietary Software-as-a-Service platform for counter-uncrewed aerial systems, backed by patent-pending intellectual property.
SourceDrone infrastructure
Company filings describe DroneSpot as its proprietary and patented drone infrastructure solution — the only asset the filing calls patented rather than patent-pending.
SourceHeavy-lift RPAS
Heavy-lift uncrewed aircraft launched in July 2025. Filings describe it as drawing on in-house avionics capabilities and as having received Special Flight Operating Approval from Transport Canada for validation at the company's Ontario test range.
SourceAutonomy platform
Described on the company's manufacturing page as its proprietary autonomy platform, and named in filings as a target of Q1 2026 research and development spending.
Learn moreCargo RPAS
Company filings describe the Canary as Volatus' proprietary cargo drone, approved by Transport Canada for flight over people.
SourceHow Volatus Aerospace says its technology can be deployed and delivered.
Filings describe this line as distribution of drones, sensors and related technology as a value-added reseller. The catalogue carries third-party lines including DJI, Autel Robotics, ideaForge, FreeFly Systems and YellowScan.
Inspection, mapping and surveillance across oil and gas, energy utilities, infrastructure, forestry and agriculture, flown under Transport Canada Special Flight Operating Certificates for BVLOS operations from a GTA-based Operations Control Centre.
Drone operator training aligned, in the company's words, with evolving Transport Canada and CAA regulatory frameworks.
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
NRC-IRAP
Volatus was awarded a five-year Government of Canada contract covering an initial 100 tactical ISR uncrewed aircraft systems, with options for up to 4,900 more. The release states the C$25M envelope is the government's maximum and that Volatus' contracted pricing remains confidential.
The company's shares were voluntarily delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange at the close of markets on March 19, 2026 and began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange the following day. The trading symbol remained FLT.
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Glen Lynch
Director, President and Chief Executive Officer
Abhinav Singhvi
Chief Financial Officer
Ian McDougall
Chairman of the Board
Terms the company uses about its own work.
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